Sentence examples for traditionally functioned as from inspiring English sources
Soda fountains, beer gardens, cafes and Main Streets have traditionally functioned as third places.
Although these religious orders serve the Catholic Church, they have traditionally functioned as distinct, autonomous groups with their own missions, assets and incomes.
That raises a question of how she will approach the job of national security adviser, which has traditionally functioned as a broker among competing agencies.
By which I refer to the fact that the military has traditionally functioned as the largest corporation in Egypt, alongside its other roles as the custodian of public order and the defender of the homeland against external aggression.
Mr. Torruellas sings in the Puerto Rican bomba style as well as the plena, a form that traditionally functions as a kind of daily news dispatch.
The trauma they experienced, she added, was only exacerbated by the trauma felt within the firehouses themselves, which traditionally function as actual houses, with families of people who eat together, watch TV together and happen to risk their lives together.
From Tolstoy to the poet Anna Akhmatova and the dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov, the most respected Russian intellectuals have traditionally functioned not just as cultural figures but as national symbols, moral beacons and speakers of truth.
"Traditionally images have functioned as representations of something in the world, but we are quickly approaching the point where vast majority of images are produced for other machines and no human being will ever see them.
Traditionally, MAGL functions as a key lipolytic enzyme in the mobilization of lipid stores for fuel or lipid synthesis.
Traditionally, financial markets function as an economic platform for moving funds among households, firms, and governments, from surpluses to deficits (Mishikin, F.S 2012).
