Sentence examples for traditionally been known from inspiring English sources

Despite having twice as many students as universities, FE colleges have not traditionally been known for their political activism.

Because it has improved hardness and strength, antimonial lead has traditionally been known simply as hard lead.

"Marriage has traditionally been known, across continents and all geographical regions, as between a man and a woman," said Mr. Staver, who is 51 and married.

The widely expected move is interesting for Pinterest, which has not traditionally been known as a video destination like Facebook and Twitter.

About 20percentt, he estimates, do the half-marathon as a steppingstone to the full, something half-marathons have traditionally been known for.

Its members of parliament are also known for being the most active in a parliament that has traditionally been known for its high rates of absenteeism.

Food and music seem more the stuff of parties than of historical societies, which traditionally were known for old books, genealogical records and period furniture.

Given GitHub's highly distributed workforce and culture, it's not surprising that earlier employees might be looking for some kind of compensation for their extended tenure as new candidates enter into the the organization, which traditionally is known for having a flat structure.

"I don't think that film marketing traditionally is known for being extra bold or risky," Woollen said.

Entering Myanmar (which traditionally has been known as Burma), you adjust your watch: Myanmar is 30 minutes ahead — and 50 years behind.

5-HT is a well-known neurotransmitter of the central nervous system and traditionally it is known to influence a range of behavioral, physiological, and cognitive functions.