Sentence examples for traditionally low from inspiring English sources

(Latino voter participation is traditionally low).

Another factor is the traditionally low circulation of national dailies.

In Chappaqua, one of the county's wealthiest districts, the classification rate has been traditionally low.

Traditionally, low vineyard yields are the only way to achieve maximum wine quality.

Glasgow East has a traditionally low turnout; in 2010 it managed 52.3% compared with a national average of 62.1%.

All 30 current pitching coaches are white, in part, perhaps, because of the traditionally low number of black pitchers.

The record is largely symbolic, as it occurred in a traditionally low-rated week leading up to the holiday.

To make ends meet, they are turning more to high-tech equipment for this traditionally low-tech enterprise.

The most notable movement has been the shift of resources, especially labour, out of agriculture a traditionally low-productivity sector.

When he was lieutenant governor, Global advised Mr. Paterson on how to make the most of a traditionally low-profile job.

Traditionally low-rise because of the old airport in its midst, Kowloon is now free to partake of Hong Kong's real estate boom.