Sentence examples for traditionally done for from inspiring English sources

Not coincidentally though, the invitation was extended the same day Hillary Clinton started flying on the same plane as her press corps, something presidential candidates have traditionally done for six months before the election.

This paper addresses the problem of assessing the stability conditions of shallow excavations of circular shape, namely circular sections of long cylindrical tunnels or spherical cavities, in purely cohesive ground by means of a scalar factor of safety as it is traditionally done for the case of slopes in the practice of geotechnical engineering.

Children 5 and under (especially 3's & 4's) NEED a different approach than what is traditionally done for older children.

"These companies are still doing what they've been traditionally doing for a long time," said Michael Williams, a partner in the public relations firm Paul and Williams and the author of A Continuous Lean, an influential men's wear blog that focuses on vintage American style.

Toy tie-ins with movies have traditionally done well for Hasbro, and the company has a full slate of movies coming over the next three years.

Especially for men, who have traditionally done the asking for a date.

"I want to see people who are suspected of terrorism brought to justice properly, through the courts, in the same way we have traditionally done in this country for any other offence," he added.

I worry that Oxbridge and the redbricks will start targeting more of the non-European funding that the post-92s [former polytechnics] have traditionally done well out of, for example from trusts and charities, as well as dominating funding from the UK research councils.

This may occur by patients undertaking care traditionally done by health professionals (for example, monitoring of blood pressure), or by better management of long-term conditions, which enables complications and crises (and subsequent hospital admission) to be avoided.

Chuck Bednarik, the Hall of Fame linebacker and center with the Philadelphia Eagles who played from 1949 to 1962, has said that although he does not claim poverty, he is angered that the N.F.L. promotes and markets its heritage but has traditionally done little to improve pension plans for its oldest retirees.

"Erm, it's kind of traditionally done that way on (the) ward for some reason and, yes, you're more informed as a physio about whether (inaudible) independent scores in function and nursing staff are more informed about the continence side.