Sentence examples for more traditionally considered from inspiring English sources
But it's an application of the "nanny state" to those more traditionally considered in need of a nanny.
The existential status of such entities vis-à-vis more traditionally considered objects is an open and largely ignored issue.
The result of this process is the production of the cytokine interleukin-1β, a molecule we have more traditionally considered to be a factor in β-cell loss in type 1 diabetes (19, 20).
As each bubble burst, these large institutional investors moved into other markets, each traditionally considered more stable than the last.
She said that was a larger increase than in places like Chatham Borough and Chatham Township, traditionally considered more prestigious areas to live.
He becomes one of three presidents at Kia. Shin Chung Kwan, an analyst at KB Investment and Securities Company in Seoul, told Bloomberg News, "The promotion shows Kia's key focus areas shifting from production and cost efficiency, which were traditionally considered more important, to design and research and development.
The author also noted that it is possible the Simpsons staff chose Patty to come out as gay instead of a male character because lesbians were "traditionally considered more acceptable" on television.
Also, this tumor type is traditionally considered more responsive to immunotherapy.
As P. vivax is traditionally considered more difficult to eliminate than P. falciparum, current global initiatives against vivax malaria may be unsuccessful if primaquine remains only a theoretical recommendation.
Executives at CBS, traditionally considered the more conservative of the big networks, said last week that a new program about a town with people who can transform into wolves, "Wolf Lake," will contain a warning for partial nudity.
Patients who relapse after an interval of more than 1 year are traditionally considered 'first-line' endocrine therapy candidates, as the standard of care was to reintroduce tamoxifen therapy.
