Sentence examples for traditionally less from inspiring English sources

The French are traditionally less moralistic than Americans in judging the private behavior of their politicians.

Employees in the technology and financial sectors – professions that are traditionally less people-oriented – scored lower than all other job groups on interpersonal aspects of emotional intelligence.

London's eastern boroughs are rapidly changing as rising rents and house prices edge people out of the capital's core and into the traditionally less expensive eastern outskirts.

"The district attorney's office is traditionally less political, and I doubt Mr. Spota will become a standard bearer for the Democratic Party," he said.

Tropical rivers are traditionally less dammed than those in temperate regions partly because they are mostly far from large human populations and are in places hard to access.

The council, set up 56 years ago to dispense independent economic advice to the president, is traditionally less political than the rest of the White House.

Men have traditionally cried less often and less hard, and even after decades of urging by therapists (and women) for them to express their feelings, most men still feel that crying shows a loss of manliness.

The British have traditionally been less enthusiastic.

"As far as men go they have traditionally been less seasonally conscious than women," adds Chilvers.

First, it helps them reduce incentives, because fresh vehicles traditionally need less marketing help.

This is why Americans have traditionally worried less about inequality than Europeans do.