Sentence examples for than a traditionally from inspiring English sources

Grass-free lawns required over 50percentt less mowing than a traditionally managed grass lawn.

During the publication process with Bloomsbury for my ebook-first, City of Fae, the pace moved much faster than a traditionally published paperback book.

A duck steamed with tart pineapple and chilies has the sort of subtly spiced flavor that is better suited for a summer evening than a traditionally roasted and caramelized duck.

Typically, a self-employed person now earns 40% less than a traditionally employed person.

Remember, though, this is more of an experiment than a traditionally appointed car.

The next Andy Carvin will have to think twice before distributing information through any outlet other than a traditionally recognized news media entity.

Worms love this pickled bokashi compost, and before you know it you'll be churning out worm compost and liquid feed far faster than from a traditionally fed worm bin.

The resulting annual energy demand for space conditioning of the Passive Houses is 75 to 95% lower than that of a traditionally insulated building of the same geometry.

In daring to be life-size in a traditionally larger-than-life role, Ms. Burton demystifies one of the most formidable heroines of Western drama without sacrificing a shred of the character's fascination.

Churches around the nation have been doing the same for more than a decade, traditionally scheduling these services on the day with the least amount of light; this year, the winter solstice falls on Sunday, December 21.

Linda Butler, 63, told VICE News while she recognized that her vote carried more weight than a ballot cast in a traditionally "safe seat," any focus on individual constituencies was unnecessarily distracting.