Sentence examples for traditionally change from inspiring English sources
Viewing patterns traditionally change with the introduction of new television products, they said; it will not be known if the guides bring lasting change until they are well-established in the market.
But traditionally, change on Lana'i is slow.
A teacher who traditionally changed final class grades based on students' performance on the A.P. test had delayed reporting an upgrade.
A teacher, who traditionally changed final class grades based on students' performance on the A.P. test, had delayed reporting an upgrade.
Mariani et al [ 11] examined a sample of patients with amnestic MCI (aMCI) and discovered cognitive functioning was a strong predictor of IADL performance while co-morbidity was not, possibly due to the fact that traditionally changes in ADL performance are more strongly linked to medical co-morbidity.
Traditionally, dimensional changes or volumetric changes during the ejection phase of the cardiac cycle have been used to assess systolic ventricular function.
Some experts point out that few new American presidents have been quickly embraced by Europe, which traditionally dislikes change in the White House.
Mr. Klein predicted that even people and groups that had traditionally resisted change would go along with his plans for the system as long as they felt part of the decision-making process.
The parliamentary reform case-study from Ghana (CS2) suggested that the positive outcomes were possible despite the controversial nature of the subject and the low priority this area has traditionally had; change occurred as a result of targeted advocacy, the use of a clear policy window and instrumental use of research evidence.
Asked why Mr. Spano had requested Mr. Hashmall's resignation, she said, "The county executive has traditionally made changes shortly after an election".
A vocal explainer at the event was Father Georges Massouh, a Greek Orthodox priest who said the church had traditionally followed changes in society and that human rights policies in countries had passed despite the church.
