Sentence examples for traditionally enjoyed from inspiring English sources

States have traditionally enjoyed sovereign immunity in civil suits.

That's because tech companies have traditionally enjoyed faster earnings growth than other types of businesses.

In the United Kingdom, on the other hand, public museums have traditionally enjoyed greater autonomy.

Poll after poll shows Obama with a wide margin in support, as Democrats have traditionally enjoyed.

New York's legislators have traditionally enjoyed something close to political tenure.

They are traditionally enjoyed during the first days of the Christmas season.

A new generation of judges has sought -- with some success -- to challenge the impunity traditionally enjoyed here by politicians.

As suggested by "Elektra," "King Lear," and "The Sound and the Fury," sibling dramas have traditionally enjoyed a place of privilege in the Western canon.

In Maine, which is 89% forest, residents have traditionally enjoyed access to private land for hunting and other forms of recreation.

Some say it is the turn of the public sector trade unions, which have traditionally enjoyed generous benefits, to taste austerity.

Judges can certainly require too much of regulators, who have traditionally enjoyed a great deal of discretion in deciding whom and how to prosecute.