Sentence examples for is traditionally less from inspiring English sources
"The district attorney's office is traditionally less political, and I doubt Mr. Spota will become a standard bearer for the Democratic Party," he said.
Spending on IT services, along with software, is traditionally less volatile than hardware and is faring better.Yet software firms are starting to suffer too.
The council, set up 56 years ago to dispense independent economic advice to the president, is traditionally less political than the rest of the White House.
Although it is traditionally less closely aligned with the Democratic Party than other large unions, the Teamsters held enormous sway in the Clinton administration, which repeatedly sought the union's support.
The CEO is traditionally less directly involved in mergers and acquisitions than a permanent internal team, which constantly runs the rules over potential targets, Clifford said.
Golden Gate Ventures began life focused on early stage deals in Southeast Asia, an area of 620 million people that is traditionally less visible than China and India, but last summer it announced a $50 million round to push on.
The French are traditionally less moralistic than Americans in judging the private behavior of their politicians.
Tropical rivers are traditionally less dammed than those in temperate regions partly because they are mostly far from large human populations and are in places hard to access.
Employees in the technology and financial sectors – professions that are traditionally less people-oriented – scored lower than all other job groups on interpersonal aspects of emotional intelligence.
His research has shown that some groups who are traditionally less familiar with technology — older people and those on the lower end of the socioeconomic ladder — will adapt to agents.
That's all you can ask for, ordinarily, and you're likelier to get it from European directors, who are traditionally less burdened than we Yanks with scruples about making beauty out of evil, decay, even death itself.
