Sentence examples for traditionally enormous from inspiring English sources

Traditionally enormous and frightening in the tight five, they are brilliant in a back row formed round Juan Martín Fernández Lobbe, scintillating through Juan Imhoff, Joaquín Tuculet and Santiago Cordero out wide.

The United States, as the largest donor, has traditionally exercised enormous influence on the selection of the group's director.

Sea serpent, mythological and legendary marine animal that traditionally resembles an enormous snake.

Presidents have traditionally been given enormous latitude in surrounding themselves with top advisers to their ideological liking.

Tourism has traditionally provided an enormous portion of foreign exchange, but that industry has been subject to fluctuations during times of political and civil unrest in the region.

Of course, New York's other incumbent at the time was Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who had traditionally run up enormous electoral margins and was widely considered impervious to challenge -- as Tom Downey had once been.

The coding of derivatives, especially second and third, has traditionally required an enormous amount of human effort, and has been a deterrent to scientists who wish to introduce new functional forms but do not have the resources to create several thousand lines of analytically-correct code.

While people of color and the traditionally marginalized make enormous strides with access to places never even imaginable before, the working class and poor are still under attack in extraordinary and systematic ways.

Traditionally, U.S. labor markets have featured enormous turnover: Workers voluntarily leave jobs or are fired.

Traditionally, I.S.S.'s recommendations have held enormous sway over institutional investors, though in recent years the firm's influence appears to have waned somewhat.

Traditionally, these raw discoveries need an enormous amount of investment and labor before they can be made into a practical product, like a pill in a bottle.