Sentence examples for things as traditional from inspiring English sources

An industrial loan company is licensed to do many of the same things as traditional banks, but can be owned by a business that offers non-financial services, which bank holding companies are forbidden to do.

Shadow lobbyists can do the same things as traditional lobbyists, selling off the public trust to the highest bidder, and then go around bragging about how they've never sullied themselves with actual lobbying.

If the technology advances, toast could soon offer the same thing as traditional media's weather forecasting: complete unreliability.

For one thing, as traditional publishers have cut back on marketing, this route allows well-known figures like Mr. Mamet to look after their own publicity.

There's no such thing as traditional or new media, just as there's no such thing as traditional or social media marketing.

Sorcery (posen or nakaimas), does exist in Vanuatu, "forming an invisible background to social life" and affecting life on a daily basis [ 15] but it is not the same thing as traditional medicine.

"When I thought about it, I wanted two things: I wanted the parents to look as traditional as possible.

'I think there are a whole host of things that are civil rights, and then there are other things, such as traditional marriage, that I think express a community's concern and regard for a particular institution.'".

"The fact that they are introducing more independent directors to the board is a good thing, as is the disappearance of the traditional Basque families who might not always be moved by economic arguments but sometimes by politics," said Carlos García, an analyst at ING Barings in Madrid.

"It didn't seem like the traditional BBC3 show," she says, before conceding that there's no such thing as a traditional BBC3 show any more anyway.

It's a quandary: there is no such thing as a traditional Thanksgiving chocolate dessert.