Sentence examples for traditionally high from inspiring English sources
Turnout in Israeli elections is traditionally high, although it has fallen in recent years.
On the home front, welfare payments have been traditionally high too.
Ponting was, even by Australia's traditionally high standards, a formidable fielder.
And Asians are moderating their traditionally high savings rates (see chart).
Traditionally, high tea is taken late in the working day and includes meat or a hot dish.
Many suburban districts with traditionally high graduation rates fared well under the new standard, though some received significantly lower marks.
Allen adventure signs up Stone Woody Allen is busy assembling his traditionally high-profile cast for his next untitled comedy.
The opening swimming competitions, traditionally high-profile events at the Olympics, drew near-capacity crowds to the aquatic center, which holds 11,500.
Pastry chef Jerome Chang '99 has forged his culinary niche by introducing traditionally high-end desserts into New York City street fare at mouthwatering prices.
But given the ongoing uncertainty over the euro, there is one traditionally high-yielding sector that they prefer to avoid, for the first quarter at least – banks.
Smartphones provide an opportunity to broaden the base of the traditionally high-end world of art patronage, Mr. Makower said, while also engaging a younger audience.
