Sentence examples for more traditionally associated from inspiring English sources

And although knowing your way around the technology is still vital, tomorrow's games designers will also need skills more traditionally associated with film or theatre.

The issue, more traditionally associated with Democrats, was one that Mr. Bush had said he would focus on in the next two weeks.

The PACs are expected to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising this year and have tested programs more traditionally associated with campaigns, like voter identification and turnout.

Floor gymnastics Exclusion in the Olympics is more traditionally associated with the women's events but within gymnastics only women perform on the floor to music while the men perform in silence.

But the brand, which opened studios last fall in Austin and at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is the first to explicitly target college students, a demographic more traditionally associated with sleeping through a class than sweating through one.

In recent years, Mr. Bharara's office, like that of the F.B.I. and his colleague across the East River, Loretta E. Lynch, the Brooklyn United States attorney, have been using increasingly aggressive tactics in public corruption investigations, as they have in securities fraud cases — tactics more traditionally associated with investigations involving drugs and organized crime.

But at others, rent increases have accompanied an increase in the number of large hotel-style rooms – a far cry from the more basic digs traditionally associated with universities.

Legalization advocates might take issue with that, but it's clear that the party traditionally associated with "more prisons, more jails, more courts, more prosecutors"—as President George H.W. Bush said in a 1989 televised address is changing its tune.

We will practice adjusting after our mistakes, and we will invest more in the skills traditionally associated with emotional intelligence.

Trend-spotters mark him out as a "metrosexual": a heterosexual urban man who enjoys fashion and grooming products, and even activities such as parenting, that are traditionally associated more with women (see article).

Conditions at Lord's were more akin to those traditionally associated with Headingley - enough cloud cover to help the swing bowlers, and sufficient life in the pitch as the match wore on to trouble batsmen.