Sentence examples for traditional status from inspiring English sources

Such is football's traditional status on the Australian sporting landscape.

There was, in Obama's manner of carrying himself, something that upended traditional status relations.

Despite this invisibility, one can assume that Siberia's traditional status as a threat did not improve.

Her 2001 documentary, "Bombay Eunuch," examined the decline in the traditional status of the estimated 1.3 million eunuchs in India.

The regional banks would have the most to lose under Mr. Dodd's proposal, which would enhance the New York Fed's traditional status as the first among equals.

In an era when traditional status symbols can turn obsolescent overnight, they have discovered that social stature may still be gained by raising the best-dressed, -fed, -educated, -mannered, -medicated, -cultured, and -adjusted child on the block".

Administration officials are describing their draft proposal in terms of a traditional status-of-forces agreement, an accord that has historically been negotiated by the executive branch and signed by the executive branch without a Senate vote.

Beginning in earnest in the 1980s, millions of businesses shed their traditional corporate status to become what are known as pass-through companies.

On the other hand, increasing barristers' CPD requirements above the annual 16 hours solicitors that must complete would be a timely reminder of the bar's traditional elite status.

"The rules were, when you have a candidate who was actually going to be on the ballot, not a primary candidate, it's always traditional, and status quo, to be briefed by the N.Y.P.D. on issues".

Will the art industry continue to cling to art's traditional analog status, to insist that the material, buyable object is the only truly legitimate form of art, which is what the painting revival of the last few years has really been about?