Sentence examples for traditionally it takes from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, it takes much longer until one reaches the point.

Traditionally, it takes players time to settle in a new country.

Traditionally it takes years to write, edit and produce a book, which, once it leaves the printer, is unlikely to be altered further.

Traditionally it takes each actor that plays the Doctor a story or two to settle into their character, with the Time Lord being confused and disorientated after regenerating.

Traditionally, it takes at least 18 months for a pick-up in the economy to feed through into poll ratings, and even then there is no guarantee that an incumbent prime minister will receive any credit.

Many experts say the BM-25 has undergone no flight testing either by North Korea or Iran, and they note that traditionally it takes a dozen or so tests over several years to perfect a missile and prepare it for military deployment.

The more we win in preseason, the closer we are to 20 wins, which is traditionally the number it takes to get in the NCAA tournament". How quickly the returners and newcomers mesh will go a long way toward determining the Trojans' fate.

"Traditionally, it's taken two to three years on a new application".

Traditionally it has taken up to 20 years for new vaccines to reach children in developing countries.

Traditionally it has taken years or decades for new public health interventions targeting diseases found in developing countries to be accessible to those most in need.

"At first blush, that might run against basic intuition," Mr. Otteau said, "since it has traditionally been true that it takes longer to sell a more expensive home".