Sentence examples for traditionally experience from inspiring English sources

Host nations traditionally experience a drop in the subsequent Olympics.

Graham Sadler, managing director of Deloitte's Petroleum Services Group, said: "We traditionally experience a rise in activity during the summer months, however this year's spur of activity reflects a higher year-on-year increase.

As elderly patients traditionally experience a reduction in blood pHe due to nephron death, we simulate bicarbonate administration in a human with impaired renal function.

Analysts said the action by Salomon prompted some investors to cash in profits in an industry that traditionally experiences a slow summer.

Genus Aurelia as the taxon has traditionally experienced difficulties in demarcating species boundaries (Schroth et al. 2002).

The research firm added that the flash-memory spin-off creates risk since AMD's processor business has traditionally experienced wild swings in profitability.

Parks and Recreation has traditionally experienced poor Nielsen ratings, and NBC officials hoped the addition of Lowe to the cast would help increase viewership.

The described processes may explain why this taxon has traditionally experienced difficulties in demarcating species boundaries.

Barriers to transportation in rural areas compound access problems traditionally experienced by minorities [ 9, 10].

By contrast, countries traditionally experiencing high type 1 diabetes incidence, such as Finland, Sweden and Norway, showed more modest increases of only 2.7%, 3.3% and 1.3%, respectively.

Although this turned out to be a known disease with a known genetic cause, our experience in this study is nevertheless revealing in the context of a study conducted in China, where traditionally experienced medical geneticists are lacking.