Sentence examples for traditionally leaves from inspiring English sources

It's a weird system of ownership over a particular pop culture product, as if it's something that needs to be protected instead of shared, and it promotes an exclusivity that traditionally leaves women out.

Traditionally, leaves of O. gratissimum and A. wilkesiana and barks of T. avicenniodes and P. discoideus are soaked in ethanol or water (in case of patients forbidding alcoholic intake due to religious belief) for days, large quantities of these extracts, which lack specific concentration are usually administered to patients.

Liberal Catholics contend that the church has traditionally left weighing the issues to the individual conscience.

Old-media companies have traditionally left that to others, pleased to collect just advertising and subscription revenues.

School gates are traditionally left open as a sign of the school system's openness to the community.

"The premier students traditionally leave it to go elsewhere," Vince Passaro, director of communications at Adelphi, said of Long Island.

Among the villagers and some southern nomads, men traditionally left the upper part of the body bare and frequently tattooed the chest, shoulders, and arms.

The Zoroastrians in Iran, for example, traditionally leave corpses in towers for vultures to devour, so the bodies do not pollute the soil.

Theoretically, parts of the world traditionally left out of flows and representations of knowledge can quite literally be put back on the map.

If that weren't enough, foreign competitors like Toyota, Honda and Nissan, which have traditionally left big S.U.V.'s and pickups to Detroit, are now flooding the market with light trucks.

And a New York Times analysis showed that Obamacare brought "historic" increases in coverage for people who have been traditionally left behind by the health care system.