Sentence examples for tradition exists from inspiring English sources

A democratic tradition exists only in the Kurdish north.

If a tradition exists, it involves shaky promoters and angry taxpayers.

A Southeast Asian musical tradition exists completely apart from the Western tradition.

An established tradition exists only for the production of textiles, processed foods, and cement.

No single tradition exists for him to learn, no singular importers to patronise.

A strong labour union tradition exists in the towns along the Ohio River, and the United Mine Workers of America UMWAA) is influential in the coal regions.

Continuities and threads of tradition exist at Canine Styles.

Its monumental forms express Mr. Pei's ideal of a world in which modernity and tradition exist in perfect balance.

There is no evidence that a literary tradition existed in any of the other languages spoken within the borders of the Assyrian empire at this time, except in peripheral areas of Syria and Palestine.

There is evidence that the flitch of bacon tradition existed outside Britain in mainland Europe and some would push its origins back as far as Saxon times.

On the Vietnamese side of the border, though the same housing tradition existed originally, residence patterns have changed following the government policy encouraging habitation in modern houses and the incorporation of the Jarai in government-owned plantations.