Sentence examples for traditionally home from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, home builders associations have held sway in the Legislature," the commissioner said.

Traditionally, home buyers needed a 20percentt down payment to avoid the added cost of mortgage insurance.

Good genes may play a part, she admits (her mother was Bulgarian, traditionally home to high numbers of centenarians).

The surrounding Washington Heights area, traditionally home to Latino communities – particularly those originating from the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico – is well worth exploring.

Since October 2017, the United States has committed nearly $300 million to areas that were traditionally home to Christians and Yazidis.

These reforms are modelled on, but go well beyond, the ones already employed to great effect in New Orleans, traditionally home to the state's worst schools.Until now, teachers in Louisiana earned tenure after three years in the classroom.

Supporters say the AVE has begun to transform the country, binding remote and sometimes restive regions to Madrid and prompting traditionally home-bound Spaniards to move around for work or leisure.

It produces its own home-made haggis, traditionally home-cured and oak smoked bacon and ham, unusual sausages such as onion and marmalade and pork and mango, and a range of gluten-free BBQ products such as sausages and burgers.

Traditionally, homes on the islands were all built with wind-catchers.

Traditionally homes have been sold freehold, but new-style leasehold homes come with ground rents that in some cases double every 10 years.

The traditional family role of caring for people with dementia is becoming less prominent due to rapid societal changes, such as the 'one-child policy', the rapid growth of internal migration for employment, and the improved social status of women in the workforce, who were traditionally home-based in previous generations [ 14, 15].