Sentence examples for traditionally no from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, no UN general secretary has served more than two terms, or 10 years.

In an industry where there is traditionally no such thing as a surefire hit, the films of Rowling's books have, for a decade, proved the exception.

In Rwanda, traditionally no young man can be recognized as an adult until he first builds a house and then marries.

Since there is traditionally no value placed in their own communities on women's skills, learned from childhood, when the work brings in money it helps whole families out of poverty.

There is traditionally no middle ground in the hockey rivalries, no nicey-nicey era of good feeling like the Subway Series of 2000, when Yankees fans patted Mets fans on the head and said they had a nice little team.

Led by the legendary Bill Lerach, plaintiff lawyers have lobbied ferociously for the principle of going after third parties, known as "scheme liability".The Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) is backing Mr Lerach's lot, thanks to a change of heart by its Republican chairman, Christopher Cox, traditionally no friend of the plaintiff's bar.

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"We also need to invest in finding new markets for species that traditionally had no value," but which can no longer be discarded under the new rules.

(Without the help women have traditionally provided, no man could make it work, either).

The DiMaggios lived an austere existence in San Francisco, in an area where aspirations traditionally stretched no further than the local wharf.

The board traditionally has no more than three members from the same party, with the dominant party being the president's.