Sentence examples for traditionally in this from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally in this area, schools have already been a very safe and welcoming community," Ms. Moffis said.

Richard Riley, a spokesman for the union, said, "These kinds of retirement incentives have been applied traditionally in this kind of belt-tightening".

Traditionally, in this vast, sparsely populated and little developed swath of Australia where summertime temperatures routinely reach 110 degrees, the giant mining companies' reach extended well beyond the government's.

Traditionally, in this country of 180 million, only about 0.9% of people pay taxes.

To achieve this, traditionally, in-situ freezing method [42], [43], which enables to lower the tissue temperature while maintain blood flow during the freezing process under anesthesia was usually employed [25].

This is traditionally in the arena of philanthropy, but seen by many families as an integral part of how family firms do business.

Traditionally, in Peking Opera, this signifies that a character is undertaking a long journey, in this context, showing the long journey to and from the afterlife.

"In football, a team that is not strong technically and tactically can still win thanks to its mentality, but traditionally in Asia, this has not been a strength," Troussier said by e-mail.

Traditionally, in emerging markets, this occurred when foreign investors lost confidence, particularly in the contest of an exchange rate peg.

Traditionally, in financial accounting this research method has been strongly linked with the use of normative analyses (for the distinction of positivistic and normative accounting research e.g. cf. Fülbier and Weller 2008).

Medicine is a high-ranking profession traditionally in Vietnam and this factor - social recognition and respect - was cited as the foremost reason for joining the profession by doctors.