Sentence examples for traditionally been better from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing has traditionally been better able to provide moderately well-paid, reasonably secure work.

Britain has traditionally been better on the track than the road, with current Tour de France champ Bradley Wiggins cutting his teeth in the velodrome and contributing two golds to our Beijing total.

That a young conceptual artist like Mr. Nihalani would be on view at this show house, which has traditionally been better known for its designers' pelmet art or their collections of 19th-century botanical prints, is an acknowledgement that designers are increasingly flexing their curatorial muscles to animate clients' spaces with contemporary art.

With that said: My sense has always been that the novel traditionally is better at conjuring a world than a short story.

Still, findings suggested that health care utilization had a social gradient as farmers sought care less often from private providers than traders who traditionally are better off than farmers.

"I considered going to Yale, which has traditionally been much better at performing arts," he says.

That said, the under-20 tournament has traditionally been a better predictor of future success than the under-17 event; recent Golden Ball winners include Manchester City's Sergio Agüero (2007) and Barcelona's Lionel Messi (2005).

Hospital specialists such as surgeons and cancer specialists have traditionally been both better paid and wielded more power than family doctors.

Spain has always traditionally been way better at having sex infections than us, but we just flipped that on its head.

Corporate success or failure has traditionally involved being better than your competitors at making and selling some product.

Women have traditionally been considered a better fit for the work than men due to the distribution of their body fat, with older ama better able to hold their breath for long periods of time.