Sentence examples for its traditionally from inspiring English sources

E-Ventures is an independent subsidiary, giving it the operational flexibility that its traditionally regimented corporate parent lacks.

If nothing else, 2012 may make clearer whether the partisanship of newspaper endorsements has really shifted to the left or whether it has merely taken a detour from its traditionally rightward route.

It flies to more than 40 countries, and with its traditionally dressed flight attendants and free amenities, is often voted business travelers' favorite airline.

They suggest that America may be able to improve its traditionally dismal educational performance.

Its opening performances coincided with the launch by the BBC of its traditionally lavish seasonal schedules.

With the economy in free fall, Congress broadened its traditionally generous support of housing to a substantial degree.

Shawn made a highly successful magazine even more successful by adding some gravitas to its traditionally lighthearted and insouciant pages.

The great width of the estuary has prevented unified economic development of its traditionally quite different north and south banks.

Probably because of its traditionally close ties to the military, commercial aviation argot brims with sometimes baffling acronyms.

UKIP claims to be touching a public nerve beyond its traditionally strong base in the south of England.

With its traditionally black universities, black celebrities, and black business owners, Atlanta has overtaken Harlem as America's "black mecca".