Sentence examples for no traditionally from inspiring English sources
Victorville has no traditionally white areas because it has no traditional areas of any kind.Black churches are the clearest sign of Victorville's changing demography.
No traditionally Democratic state will really be in play.
Though the true No 10 has traditionally been a position free to solely create, the Portuguese can not allow that.
So Mr. Bush can defend himself against the charge of bad timing by arguing that stocks are not overvalued, that their high prices are justified because people no longer demand traditionally high rates of return.
As the report states: The places they are opening are no longer just traditionally deprived areas, every major settlement either has or will soon have a food bank if trends continue.
Fairhead, who receives a £500,000-a-year fee from HSBC, is among those who would be expected to leave the board, where she has had a seat for nine years – the point at which shareholders traditionally no longer regard non-executive directors to provide independent scrutiny.
Traditionally, NO has been demonstrated to act through the guanylate cyclase/cGMP signaling pathway to regulate many physiological processes [15], [16].
People no longer live traditionally and with the lifestyle changes, women reported less respect for elders and the loss of other traditional behavioural constraints.
Portugal is no exception; traditionally a country of emigration, it is now a country of immigration.
If the mood strikes, rent a paddle boat and ride around the surrounding lake, crossed by an arched bridge. 2 p.m. 6) CHIMICHURRI Get your steak fix at Miranda (Costa Rica 5602; 54-11-4771-4255; parrillamiranda.com), a bustlinew-generationion parrilla where the décor is cool and the staff is hip, but the food remains traditionally no-frills.
There is traditionally no middle ground in the hockey rivalries, no nicey-nicey era of good feeling like the Subway Series of 2000, when Yankees fans patted Mets fans on the head and said they had a nice little team.
