Sentence examples for there traditionally have from inspiring English sources

Yet, when it comes to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community, there traditionally haven't been many substantial resources for gay professionals to network and make business connections, especially with other gay professionals.

But within the schizophrenia group, there traditionally have been hebephrenic, catatonic and paranoid groups.

The subset analyses were designed to assess the degree to which risk associations might be evident for breast cancer subtypes and risk groups in which there traditionally has been evidence for differential effects for personal and lifestyle risk factors [ 36, 37].

"When people talk about money," he said, most people traditionally have presumed that there is "a motive behind it, and the motive is what makes it seem impolite".

The basic idea is that authority is justified by morality (the strict father version), and that, in a well-ordered world, there should be (and traditionally has been) a moral hierarchy in which those who have traditionally dominated should dominate.

In China there are no community clubs traditionally – there have been very few in the past, normally built by retired professional football players.

Traditionally, there have existed two possible outcomes: marriage (whether successful or ruinous) or death.

Traditionally, there have always been a lot of C1 and C2 voters in the West Midlands.

Traditionally, there have been two institutions in Egypt that have considered themselves above accountability: the military and the judiciary.

"Most of the people who write or who are artists are hearing, and as a result, traditionally there have been other reasons to portray deaf people.

(Traditionally, there have been more male designers in this business, in part because making shoes by hand requires arm strength to stretch a leather upper; Choi admits this is the one part of the process she can't master).