Sentence examples for not traditionally attracted from inspiring English sources

GPs, as a profession, are not traditionally attracted to commissioning roles.

"I think higher education, which has traditionally attracted very bright people and is good for the London economy, is not the area to do it.

But homes with vineyards, which traditionally attracted little interest in England, are now being seen as attractive choices.

The rural heartland has traditionally attracted retirees from Britain and North European countries.

Or, generally speaking, in the leading fashion publications, which have traditionally attracted readers over 30.

The center has traditionally attracted people whose lives permit extended time off, like writers and entrepreneurs.

In Bronxville, condos have traditionally attracted empty nesters because of the large down payments the co-op boards required.

The bank has traditionally attracted organisations such as trade unions and charities due to its ethical slant.

Residential airparks, which have dotted the landscape for decades, have traditionally attracted military and commercial pilots.

U.S. surgery residency programs have traditionally attracted international medical graduates (IMGs).

Socialist or communist candidates in Honduras have traditionally attracted no more than 2-32-3percentf the vote.