Sentence examples for not traditionally done from inspiring English sources

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

The USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll, he said, shows that "Trump support comes primarily from areas where Republicans have not traditionally done well, especially urban areas".

Though the Jeep Wrangler is often called the most customized vehicle on the market — a whole industry of aftermarket parts suppliers has sprung up to serve it — Jeep has not traditionally done much with it.

"Lawyers have not traditionally done a good job of serving the middle class," said Michael P. Downey, a partner at the law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson in St . Louis who teaches legal ethics at Washington University.

But VCs have not traditionally done so, at least at the firm level; major philanthropy in the industry has mostly come from individuals, like John Doerr and Michael Moritz.

Pakistan's religious parties have not traditionally done well at the ballot box, but they wield considerable influence on the streets of a country where Islam is becoming more radicalized.

It is possible, and we need to start believing that with the right people, coaching and funding we can win medals in the sports we haven't traditionally done before," said Hay.

And while the bicycling industry hasn't traditionally done a great job of catering to women's needs, increasingly, the clothing and bicycling industries are acknowledging the existence and value of the female bicycling market.

These don't traditionally do that well in Australia," said Ceyton.

Only three of the country's 42 ethnic groups do not traditionally practice circumcision.

This isn't something colleges have traditionally done – there's guidance, but it isn't as concentrated as at school.