Sentence examples for our traditionally from inspiring English sources

Deregulation also appears to be the first step for welcoming private money into our traditionally public projects.

New technologies can make the food system more efficient but at what cost to our traditionally close relationship with food?

Because of the great interest in our actions, we are meeting publicly rather than meeting individually, as has been our traditionally practice.

"Why not a woman playing a fucking trumpet, man, what's wrong with that?" as Colman puts it, while the novel laughs at the daftness in our traditionally received notions about gender and overturns them to such an extent that it starts to become obscene, an act of deep disrespect and ignorance, when people refer to the Joss we know as "she" instead of "he".

Devices like CubeSensors and Alima add some amazing capabilities to our traditionally dumb spaces while security devices like Canary and energy controllers like Nest keep us safe and warm.

Why is it felt that the more diluted our traditionally African features become the more aesthetically acceptable we are considered?

"Our committee traditionally works in an exemplary bipartisan fashion to do what is best for our troops and our security," said Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) in a statement yesterday.

"I look at it as an elite team in our league traditionally," Pitt Coach Walt Harris said of Syracuse, "and a team that if we want to develop our football program this season we are going to have to find a way to win against them and win against the elite teams in our league".

"Many of our customers traditionally ran their own IT infrastructure.

The religious idea that thinking about evil involves coming to terms with a darkness in all our hearts – traditionally understood as sin – also provides food for thought.

That was our strength traditionally.