Sentence examples for traditionally higher from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, higher education was the preserve of universities.

Voter turnout in these states is traditionally higher than in other states.

On the contrary, jobless rates, traditionally higher than in the United States, have soared and are expected to rise further, especially in Spain.

After all, many Senate seats, and all the seats in the House, are contested in Presidential election years, when turnout is traditionally higher among groups that vote Democrat.

"The best time is in December and January" because the number of executions is traditionally higher during the weeks preceding the Chinese new year.

Germany has day-care places for only a sixth of children of under three (and that includes traditionally higher provision in the ex-communist east).

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.