Sentence examples for traditionally maintained from inspiring English sources

Fire insurance companies have traditionally maintained a somewhat ambiguous attitude toward the crime of arson.

Most of the noble families traditionally maintained town houses in the capital city, Lhasa.

West Virginia has traditionally maintained a poor economic position among the states.

The party also has traditionally maintained close links with the British Labour Party.

Merchants and landowners appealed for help to the ʿulamāʾ, with whom they had traditionally maintained close ties.

In 2008, one fund, Reserve Primary, "broke the buck," falling below the $1-a-share asset value that money market funds have traditionally maintained.

It was a bold act in a country where the authorities traditionally maintain an iron grip on social order.

They traditionally help maintain both a city's aesthetics and safety.

Traditionally, instrumentalists maintain that terms for unobservables, by themselves, have no meaning; construed literally, statements involving them are not even candidates for truth or falsity.

Traditionally, newspapers maintain a firewall between business and editorial employees, to keep the interests of advertisers separate from the journalism.

Traditionally, Mexico has maintained a low rate of unemployment, averaging 3.6% over the last twelve years, and a high rate of self-employment.