Sentence examples for traditionally connected to from inspiring English sources

"We're not traditionally connected to this music.

"This is an industry that is traditionally connected to the left," said Ms. Mussolini, in reference to filmmaking, during an interview earlier this month at her apartment in Rome.

"The key has traditionally been connected to influencing the algorithm with a high volume of biased search terms".

Unlike most viruses, the worm targets systems that are traditionally not connected to the internet for security reasons.

All projects, whatever their thematic is, do have a negative or positive impact on children - it is important to sensitize development actors working in sectors that may appear not traditionally or obviously connected to child rights, such as infrastructure, energy, agriculture, private sector and environment.

"Traditionally, Sweden has been connected to humanitarian values, and we are very worried that the signals Sweden is sending out are that we are not that kind of country any more," said Anna Carlstedt, president of the Red Cross in Sweden, whose staff and volunteers have often been the first line of support for new arrivals in the country.

224), which West takes as a reflection of the tyrant Cleisthenes of Sicyon's attempts to promote Ionian Athenian interests in the polis, which had traditionally been more closely connected to Dorian Argos.

Pressure measurements are traditionally made using pressure taps connected to a transducer.

These contradictions are sometimes connected to a traditionally strong resistance to nature conservation in rural areas in Finland (and in many other countries) (Sandell2005; Selby and Petäjistö2008).

The notion of essential predication is connected to what are traditionally called the categories (katêgoriai).

Traditionally, the term transsexual has been connected to psychiatric notions such as gender dysphoria and has also been associated with the metaphor "trapped in the wrong body".