Sentence examples for terms of tradition from inspiring English sources

Just in terms of tradition and affection, I would keep it.

In terms of tradition, name-dropping goes back a long, long way.

But in terms of tradition, the Longhorns are light-years away.

In terms of tradition, the universities, which are about 150 miles apart, have plenty of reasons to resent each other.

In terms of tradition, the Nets know they are far behind the Celtics, who have won 16 championships with legends like Cousy, Russell, Havlicek and Bird.

There might be a nation, for strictly political purposes, there might be a culture, in terms of tradition, but a society, she felt, was a construct without meaning.

In terms of traditions, style, and influence, post-Columbian Latin American philosophy is part of the Western philosophical tradition.

Sustainable tourism emphasizes the need to preserve the local community, in terms of traditions and socio-cultural identity, protect the environment, generate revenue and labor for the host destination and involve the local community in decision-making processes (Medina 2005) giving rise to forms of shared territorial governance (Del Baldo 2017a).

With more than 70 ethnic groups, differences in terms of traditions, cultures, languages beliefs, and ways of dressing, music and dance, Kenya is a real melting pot.

The study shows how local context in terms of traditions and culture can raise challenges in dealing with inequity and equality among health workers [ 17].

The villages of origin of IDPs had huge discrepancies in terms of traditions, cultures, and socio-economic characteristics; this can explain differences in their utilization of facility-based delivery.