Sentence examples for traditionally are from inspiring English sources

In Egypt and elsewhere in the region, men traditionally are the primary wage earners.

She sarcastically asked if the farm had pigs, which traditionally are used to root out truffles.

Moreover, Americans traditionally are more suspicious than Europeans of giving any government body so much sway.

The relations that have existed traditionally are being modified by the exploitation of natural resources.

The Iraqi security forces, dominated by Shiite officers, traditionally are far more comfortable policing Sunni insurgents.

The rewards tend to be more extravagant at minor league ballparks, which traditionally are more aggressive in their promotions.

Narayan's family was Brahmin, the highest of the Hindu castes, whose members traditionally are priests or scholars.

Yet even the French, who traditionally are reticent to talk about real estate prices, seem to be welcoming information.

It consists of paper-thin sheets that traditionally are brushed with butter and stacked, often interspersed with layers of sweet or savory filling.

Westerners traditionally are more involved in issues of federal land use than in the kind of regulatory calibrations that are central to the E.P.A.

The financial industry will bounce back with the economy, they insist, and Midtown financial firms seeking cheaper space will move downtown, where rents traditionally are 30percentt lower.