Sentence examples for traditionally composed of from inspiring English sources

Bronze, alloy traditionally composed of copper and tin.

For an industry traditionally composed of small clubs of deal makers with Rolodexes, not expedition-sized staffs with complex business development tools, the foray into services faces uncertain prospects.

It is an approach that also appeals to its electorate: traditionally composed of small business owners, but now increasingly embracing working-class voters who have suffered the direct effects of globalisation.

Traditionally composed of five members three from the party of the president and two from the opposition it has had just two, one Republican and one Democrat, since January 1st 2008.

Here's the back story: The winner, the musical "Next to Normal," was not the choice of the jury (a five-member committee of panelists traditionally composed of critics, playwrights and academics).

Inorganic all-solid-state monolithic multilayered devices are traditionally composed of a pair of electrodes with NiO and WO3 separated by Li containing electrolyte such as LiTaO3 or LiNbO3 sputtered from expensive but low efficient ceramic targets.

Some propose reforming the selection process, primarily by replacing the committee, traditionally composed exclusively of Norwegian politicians, with a panel of international leaders.

The resistance of composite floor structures traditionally composes of the elemental resistance of the concrete slab and that of the composite beams.

Any idea where it came from? A. These tiny, traditionally composed landscapes, each about 5 by 8 inches, are the work of Ellen Harvey, who paints them exclusively on overlooked objects and scarred, graffiti-covered surfaces.

Saudi Arabia's population has traditionally been composed of nomads, villagers, and townspeople.

The British civil service, for example, has traditionally been composed of three classes, or grades clerical, executive, and administrative.