Sentence examples for still traditionally from inspiring English sources

The schemes provide evidence of the benefits of physiotherapy self-referral at a time when GPs are still traditionally gatekeepers to the service.

The highly popular Don Juan Tenorio (1844) of José Zorrilla y Moral, still traditionally performed in Spain at the time of All Saints' Day (November 1) and All Souls' Day (November 2), borrowed lavishly from French sources.

"Ritual behavior, including gift-giving and the creation of the holidays, is still traditionally relegated as women's work, because it falls into the sphere of the domestic," Cele C. Otnes, a professor at the University of Illinois's College of Business who studies consumer behavior and advertising, said via e-mail.

This, she says, is particularly important in the capital, where it is becoming increasingly acceptable for young women to have boyfriends – a shift in a still traditionally conservative country where, until a few years ago, the idea of "boyfriends" was largely frowned upon.

Although the recent years have seen a steep increase in the offerings of post-graduate management education programs in health and healthcare, the majority of these programs are still traditionally conceived and designed, aiming to train students to deal with specific, domestic, current problems.

Some senior jobs are still traditionally allocated to major European powers, including the French claim on peacekeeping operations and the long-time hold of the British on the department of political affairs, only lately changed by the appointment of American diplomat Lynn Pascoe.

In remote areas, tribal peoples still dress traditionally, including the famous lip-plate-wearing Mursi women.

Agricultural production is still very traditionally oriented.

We studied the management of species-rich man-made grasslands (ca. 32 52 vascular plant species on 16 m2) and the related traditional ecological knowledge in Gyimes (Romania), where more than 40,000 hectares of meadows and pastures are still managed traditionally.

According to the Bem Sex Role Inventory -- the most widely used measure of masculinity and femininity -- college-age women are still demonstrating traditionally feminine traits such as "sociable, compassionate, and understanding".

Several medicinal plants are still used traditionally against protozoal infections in Yemen and Saudi Arabia.