Sentence examples for traditionally have done from inspiring English sources

Companies that traditionally have done that "are regressing back toward the mean," he said.

Toyota's performance has surprised many analysts in that it has regained its lost market share without offering big discounts, as carmakers traditionally have done when recovering from a tough period.

Should people be asked to pick up their daily bread at bakeries, as they traditionally have done, even though government forces have repeatedly bombed bakeries as civilians lined up outside?

Many are also still trying to work out whether Black Friday was the peak of Christmas trading – like it was last year – or whether the hype died down this year and people are leaving it, as they traditionally have done, to the last minute.

"They may not have a husband to rely on as perhaps they might traditionally have done.

In other words, now that farmers have discovered the Internet, DuPont and Cargill can't throw their weight around as they traditionally have done.

ESPN is interested in acquiring the television rights to the 2014 and 2016 Olympics and would carry more of them live, regardless of the time zone, than NBC traditionally has done.

Google traditionally had done code lock-downs for the holidays.

There's about $6 billion of spending, $6 billion of spending, that the state of Illinois traditionally has done.

The third and final argument was always weak, since it focused only on dictionary definitions of "marriage" to determine the intent of Congress, ignoring congressional intent to rely on state family law as it traditionally has done.

Traditionally, pollsters have done this by randomly calling phone numbers, which (if cell phones are included) theoretically gives everyone with a phone an equal chance of getting called.