Sentence examples for more traditionally done from inspiring English sources

In 1993 she appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone with two male hands doing a job more traditionally done by a bra; the ensuing excitement hardly hurt her career.

This involves hospital consultants running clinics outside of hospitals and GPs getting more involved in care traditionally done in hospitals.

In preparing its cases, the D.A.'s office does far more social work than is traditionally done by prosecutors, says Wanda Lucibello, chief of the special victims division there.

It has to be this way because we are having to make difficult choices, and simply cannot do what we have traditionally done any more.

The oceans, for instance, would not sink any more cities where Americans had traditionally done business or had their stock markets.

In addition to the personalized newscast, the News feature can also be used more traditionally to do things like browse by channel, category or to perform a topical search.

Amersham clearly spends more money thinking about risky future markets than GE has traditionally done.

Indeed, flash has traditionally done best against storage media that have more or less reached their technological limits, such as photographic film, floppy disks and CDs.

But suppliers fell behind, struggling with a shortage of fasteners and, more recently, with the process of assembling many components together — a job traditionally done by Boeing.

Women doing work traditionally done by men".

"D.O.D. has not traditionally done these things".