Sentence examples for there has traditionally from inspiring English sources

In video games there has traditionally been a button for everything.

Throughout my trip I experience another arm of Accra's burgeoning creative economy, one involving high-end hospitality, something there has traditionally been little of.

"In the US, this kind of regulation disappeared decades ago; but even so there has traditionally been an attempt at 'fair' coverage… " Not any longer, Mosey fears.

"After the end of Rugby World Cup there has traditionally been a halo period where rugby does pretty well in the host country both in participation and following," Peters said.

Inside the ABC there has traditionally been some resentment towards its 24-hour news channel, which was funded not by government but by making internal savings back in 2010.

In the UK, there has traditionally been a strong focus on the publication of papers by academics rather than on patenting or the commercialisation of research, particularly in 'research intensive' universities.

Religious conservatives there have traditionally played a large role in the primary where tough, negative campaigning is the norm.

In the Russian space program there have traditionally been two categories of cosmonauts mission commanders (who are usually pilots) and flight engineers.

There have traditionally been few steps beyond: Retirement.

"In South Carolina," he said, "there have traditionally been two funeral directors' associations: one predominantly white, one predominantly African-American".

There have traditionally been practice players whose role it is to help the varsity players, but at the end of practice, everyone heads to the same locker room.