Sentence examples for traditionally large from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, large law firms fit into largely homogenous business models.

Funerals in Yemen are traditionally large affairs.

Meanwhile, Republicans see the investigation as an opportunity to narrow the Democratic Party's traditionally large majorities in the area.

That leaves traditionally large export markets for live lobsters, particularly Europe at Christmas, controlled by Canada's four Atlantic provinces.

He told associates that Arab armies were traditionally large to keep angry young men off the street and under the supervision of the government.

The imperial hsi (called pao beginning in the T'ang period, ad 618 907) was traditionally large and square, made of jade or ivory.

Traditionally large-scale expertly annotated corpora are expensive and time consuming to produce.

Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) have been in design for many years and offer potential technical and economic advantages compared with traditionally larger reactors.

The plan: Enter three new market segments–home, emerging and midsize businesses; improve services to traditionally larger customers; and embrace technology and develop new products to serve all four markets.

The country of residence would reinforce this association, since families in Eastern countries are traditionally larger and the number of children at home could decrease the availability of food [ 10].

The shapes are as follows: A larger circle to depict the baby's traditionally larger head; pencil in eye level and mouth level guidelines as well.