Sentence examples for traditionally negative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kidwa said the comments represented "Israel's traditionally negative campaign against the U.N. and its typical tactics of intimidation in regards to actions by this world body".

"Traditionally, negative body image issues have skewed heavily towards women, but we are now seeing it take a toll on men, too," he said.

Moreover, she hinted at the reality that 2010 could be tough cycle for Democrats across the country, with several potentially vulnerable Democratic senators and governors up for reelection, and a traditionally negative climate for incumbents during midterm elections.

Traditionally, negative MDI values are interpreted as consistent with phenotypic diversification during adaptive radiation [ 12, 13, 16, 86].

In contrast to the Palestinian example above that had to contend with traditionally negative attitudes towards disability, this strategy has utilized conflict-injured persons' status and visibility as victims of war to achieve benefits for all other disabled persons.

Traditionally negative symptoms in schizophrenia have been linked to frontal lobe anomalies, mainly due to the frequently described relationship between negative symptoms and hypofrontality while in a resting state or during the processing of cognitive tasks [ 13- 18].

Time Warner Cable has traditionally had negative satisfaction scores, Fraenkel said.

Although medical specialists traditionally hold negative views towards working part-time, the practice of medicine has evolved.

Recently, Duncan et. al. [ 19] pointed out that a Gaussian function (g1 = e- τ / τ c ) is a better statistical model to describe the dynamics of ordered flow in a vessel as opposed to the traditionally used negative exponential model [ 1] (g = e- τ / τ c ).

Traditionally, Gram-negative bacteria have received the most attention because of their role in endotoxin-induced shock.

This tribute turned flying on a plane with babies, traditionally considered a negative experience, into a joyous occasion that turned scowls into applause and passengers into loyal customers.