Sentence examples for it traditionally occurs from inspiring English sources

Although the updated Book of Order will describe marriage as "a unique commitment between two people," church leaders added a caveat explaining that it "traditionally" occurs "between a man and a woman".

And it's too early still to tell whether the storm will deter the post-work voting that traditionally occurs in urban areas in the evening.

The door will not be reopened until the next jubilee year, which traditionally occurs every 25 years.

As Afghanistan braces for an increase in fighting that traditionally occurs in the spring, however, tensions over civilian casualties have flared again, after an episode in eastern Afghanistan last week when American helicopter gunners killed nine boys collecting firewood.

This form of dysentery, which traditionally occurs in the tropics, is usually much more chronic and insidious than the bacillary disease and is more difficult to treat because the causative organism occurs in two forms, a motile one and a cyst, each of which produces a different disease course.

Food production in southwest Nigeria traditionally occurs on upland ecosystems through rain-fed cultivation.

Assessment of seizure risk traditionally occurs late in the drug discovery process using low-throughput, resource intensive in vivo assays.

Sleepwalking traditionally occurs in stage 3 the deepest stage of sleep.

Mutation can occur on individual bits along the genome, but crossover traditionally occurs only between codons.

Weaning from mechanical ventilation traditionally occurs via clinician-directed adjustments to the level of assistance provided by the ventilator culminating in a spontaneous breathing trial.

The 'Hands Up for Max!' intervention was a deliberately modest educational intervention, designed to be readily integrated into the existing school curriculum, and provided to schools by a public health body whose main contact with schools traditionally occurs when there is an infectious disease outbreak.