Sentence examples for traditionally cover from inspiring English sources

Phil Day, president of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, says that while loans traditionally cover two semesters over nine months, the year can be extended.

Although lead times aren't what they were, newspapers and magazines traditionally cover the now, with the job of books being to clarify what on earth happened after the dust had settled.

Noise and vibration diagnosis traditionally cover the majority of tests involving the acoustic methods and use of the registration and analysis of acoustic noises and vibrations of mechanisms in the low-frequency spectral band.

While most employers who offer medical coverage don't traditionally cover reimbursements for a fertility clinic, you can be reimbursed for sonograms and blood work.

This indicates that it is likely these journals do not traditionally cover topics related to TRS research.

There are three main areas traditionally covered by competition policy: restrictive practices, monopolies, and mergers.

On local TV, a mere handful of reporters and producers pretend to cover events that newspapers traditionally covered with hundreds.

The lower part of a woman's body is considered unclean because of menstruation and is traditionally covered by a long skirt.

Local news organizations have traditionally covered crime, schools, weather, local politics and sports, understanding that these topics play out very differently depending on where you live.

Moreover, local authorities are getting ever bolder in using the proceeds from the federal land sales for expenses not traditionally covered by money from federal taxpayers.

The events, which are traditionally covered by the broadcast and print media, have this year attracted quite a bit of interest on Twitter, where many journalists who typically cover national politics weighed in with commentary during the Democratic forum last week.