Sentence examples for traditionally comprised from inspiring English sources

Wedges traditionally comprised the biggest men available — offensive and defensive linemen.

This season of preparation for Easter has traditionally comprised three elements: prayer, almsgiving and fasting.

The first is a simple failure of integration: the news organisations that have traditionally comprised "mainstream" journalism have done little to welcome or encourage African-Americans, who are substantially underrepresented by comparison to their numbers in the overall population.

Dry powder inhaler (DPI) products have traditionally comprised a simple formulation of micronised drug mixed with a carrier excipient, typically lactose monohydrate.

He will play for the Washington Redskins, which is a team traditionally comprised of big dumb scary lazy black guys (yikes), so he could break either way.

In addition, the elite who traditionally comprised the bulk of the saffron market were now growing increasingly interested in such intriguing new arrivals as chocolate, coffee, tea, and vanilla.

Clinical pathology, traditionally comprising clinical chemistry, coagulation, hematology, and urinalysis evaluations, is established as an integral part of the preclinical safety assessment of test articles (new chemical entities, exploratory novel medicines, xenobiotics), especially in short- and medium-term toxicity studies.

England's established church traditionally comprises three parties: Anglo-Catholics who emphasize the church's pre-Reformation heritage and whose style of worship is sometimes more Catholic than the pope's; evangelical or low-church Anglicans who stress the church's Protestant principles; and so-called broad churchmen, who fall in the moderate middle (or muddle).

Serogroup 6 traditionally comprises two serotypes, 6A and 6B.

In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), health care purchasing models traditionally comprise mixtures of direct or indirect input-based arrangements (i.e. salaries, commodities, capital investments) directly covered and managed by national governments, and direct output-based fee for service payments (i.e. formal and informal user fees) [ 4, 5].

He said Sept. 23, 1775, was well worth commemorating because "it reminds us that North Hempstead has traditionally been comprised of people who have achieved success but not been afraid to challenge authority.