Sentence examples for traditionally just from inspiring English sources

In Europe, people have traditionally just slowed down and baked in summer.

According to her lawsuit, the trouble started when she proposed that the senior prom — which was traditionally just for Miss Porter's students — be expanded to other schools including some of the area's boys' schools.

Traditionally, just 0.5percentto1percentcent of private equity investments under management have changed hands, mostly when large institutions reallocate investments, shift strategies or comply with new regulations.

"Retailers traditionally just house products, but what we want is to create a point of difference," says Foulkes.

Those stores provide customers with more of a personalized shopping experience, and customers who visit often buy more than users who traditionally just shop online.

A just soul will indeed reliably issue in traditionally just actions, such as refraining from theft, murder, and sacrilege (contra Sachs 1963, who argues that Plato has simply abandoned the usual domain of justice).

The Red Sox have been traditionally competitive, just not good enough to outlast the hated Yankees.

Moreover, cash has traditionally been just one component of "working capital," along with inventories and accounts receivable.

The attacker struck as the mourners were finishing a short funeral prayer that traditionally comes just before the body is lowered into the ground.

Its fleet has actually grown slightly this year, to 533,000 vehicles, as Enterprise adds locations, especially at airports, where it has traditionally done just 5percentt of its business.

"Traditionally, people just sometimes plug them in and expect them to work, and a lot of times they do work," Mr. Dhillon said.