Sentence examples for traditionally consider from inspiring English sources

As an Afro-Latina woman, I am not who you would traditionally consider privileged.

Antitrust regulators traditionally consider whether a merger would reduce competition and, as a result, limit customer choices.

But doctors traditionally consider only current blood pressure when judging whether a patient's risk is higher than usual.

In a statement about the video, the band wrote, "In a sport setting where one would traditionally consider a group of men as powerful and in charge, an unexpected leader emerges".

The planet takes time to warm up, which is why we traditionally consider the height of summer to be some time during July or August - and why the shock of autumn is all the greater.

This makes the iPhone an ideal laptop substitute between the times we traditionally consider work time, and as a can-do sidekick outside the office at conferences, for business travel or in those sparkling (and never scheduled) moments when inspiration strikes.

HENRY: It's traditionally considered advantageous for a writer.

Finally, goods traditionally considered public have been reconsidered.

Relatively few are what might be traditionally considered middle class.

It tackles many subjects traditionally considered too weighty for a young audience.

Those areas are traditionally considered to be of particular concern to women.