Sentence examples for more traditionally found from inspiring English sources

Fox's grimly addictive Ride Along wouldn't look out of place on Showtime, while the same network's Texan drama Lonestar features the sort of well-developed, flawed characters more traditionally found on HBO.

Women directors have traditionally found more opportunities in independent cinema, where the focus is more on making good films than box office.

Producers of offbeat documentaries traditionally found more support from public sources.

Whereas number-sensitive neurons have been found in area LIP (Roitman et al. 2007), number-selective neurons are traditionally found more anteriorly in the IPS (Nieder and Miller 2004).

In the same way wine drinkers' tastes have graduated by baby steps from Mateus to Cabernet to Pinot Noir, garlic lovers are starting to seek out more exotic varieties of bulb than those traditionally found in supermarkets.

Rotator cuff tears are traditionally found in older populations, but are now more commonly being reported in younger contact athletes and are associated with high-energy anterior traumatic shoulder dislocations.

As a non-profit, Watsi would likely be more attractive to investors, whereas Big Idea-based, for-profit companies have traditionally found it difficult to raise money from these types of investors.

More nationalistic and religiously oriented, he and his party, the Pakistan Muslim League-N, have traditionally found common cause with the religious parties, some of which have run madrasas that have funneled fighters to the Taliban.

Whereas miRNAs are traditionally found in non-gene-coding-regions, we did not exclude these sequences from further analyses, as some more recently identified miRNAs in D. melanogaster were found within exonic regions, including 3'UTRs and coding sequences (CDSs) [ 28].

In her family, women traditionally found a way.

ARIMA models have traditionally found application in the financial sector.