Sentence examples for it conventionally from inspiring English sources

For nearly 60 years, Arab rejectionists, now joined by Iranian and leftist counterparts, have tried to eliminate Israel through multiple strategies: they work to undermine its legitimacy intellectually, overwhelm it demographically, isolate it economically, restrain its defenses diplomatically, fight it conventionally, demoralize it with terror, and threaten to destroy it with WMDs.

Small as it conventionally sounds, Rhode Island is still a fairly large chunk of territory.

Clearly Saeterbakken has gone well out of his way to sweep the stage of this moral drama clean of any devices that might make it conventionally "entertaining".

On his own for the first time, Mr. Romney finished his freshman year as he began it: conventionally patriotic and faithful to the traditional values of the time.

Still, it's an appropriate physical reaction to a band who make such thrillingly off-kilter music that dancing to it conventionally could put someone in traction.

But subtitles are a time-honoured way of conveying the spoken word on the screen to those unable to comprehend it conventionally.

The country's economy had also contracted 0.1% in the first quarter–it is conventionally accepted that two consecutive quarters of negative growth technically signifies a recession.

I realized I could be writing for the next fifty years -- not be successful as it's conventionally defined -- and it would still be what I loved doing.

As it was conventionally referred to Y2k, it is called Y2k network.

Though it was conventionally structured, its high-octane fight sequences were very effective.

Here's how it's conventionally done: Here's how it's conventionally done: Complete either of the following methods to finish configuring your build path.