Sentence examples for traditionally around from inspiring English sources

Traditionally around 14% of marketing budgets are set aside for attendance of conferences and trade shows, but DataFox say a large chunk of that is blown simply on researching the different events on offer and deciding which ones will provide the best ROI.

The share of government revenue in local hands, traditionally around 10%, went up to 20% in 2001 and is due to rise to 35% by 2006.

Since wholesale book prices are traditionally around fifty per cent off the cover price, and these books are now marked down sixty per cent or more, Amazon and Wal-Mart are surely losing money every time they sell one of the discounted titles.

Previously, we were organized very traditionally around applications and infrastructure.

Sgt Nick Booth of Derbyshire Police said: "Traditionally around this time of year the number of purse and shop thefts increase as the town becomes busier and people become less vigilant with their belongings.

" Traditionally, around here, before you go into somebody's house you have to greet, so what we do is … seek permission to enter into the house from the compound head.

All that is missing is the supermarket trolley in which street people traditionally carry around their worldly goods.

Every summer, the first barrel of herring to be caught – enough for, say, 100 people to eat – is sold at auction and traditionally goes for around €70,000.

Traditionally, production takes around two years.

Life in Ca Mau has traditionally revolved around water.

Conservative activists have traditionally rallied around anointed front-runners.