Sentence examples for traditionally exist from inspiring English sources

Mainstream psychology programs traditionally exist in the realm of academic language and empirical fact, keeping the supernatural at arm's length.

In this project people were trained in baking bread, although bakeries do not traditionally exist in Thailand and bread is consumed mainly by tourists but not by local people.

Even if the answer is "no" in the live-action superhero movies, which traditionally exist within their own world, a solid amount of evidence points to the answer being "yes" in the comic books. .

On a larger scale Buha traditionally existed as six independent kingdoms, called Buyunga, Muhambwe, Heru, Luguru (Kunkanda), Bushingo, and Bujiji (Nkalinzi).

They are more expensive, true, but only slightly more – certainly not nearly enough to account for the £10 or £15 difference that has traditionally existed between the two formats.

Likewise, academic medicine has traditionally existed within well-demarcated specialties.

The agency has traditionally existed to facilitate biomedical research and research training.

It is also where the bottleneck in technology has traditionally existed.

A symbiotic relationship has traditionally existed between pastoralists, crop farmers and their environment in Nigeria.

Populations of Zostera marina L., the common seagrass of Pacific Northwest shallow marine environments, has undergone local extinction in coastal embayment's where it has traditionally existed.

What is an example, for the purposes of this test, of a "condition that has not traditionally existed"?