Sentence examples for traditionally occurred from inspiring English sources

But his contact with other governors has traditionally occurred behind the scenes.

Although the study of gut bacteria has traditionally occurred within the realm of microbiology, immunological studies have formed the vanguard in the quest to understand the SFB.

Still, "We kept three times more share than has traditionally occurred" after a big drug's patent expired, Pfizer's chief executive, Ian C. Read, said in an interview.

Wetland restoration traditionally occurred on a case-by-case basis, without consideration of where wetland losses were occurring or the cumulative effects of land use (agriculture and urban development) on loss of wetland functions and ecosystem services.

It's hard to say if there is such a place in New York, and likely not in any location where farming traditionally occurred, since the tree has a long history of value to both Native Americans and colonizer settler farmers around the state.

"In addition, by moving the iPad launch to the fourth quarter of 2012, Apple seems to have avoided the typical first-quarter slowdown that traditionally occurred when consumers held off buying in January and February in anticipation of a new product launch in March".

The Obliquebanded leafroller traditionally occurs mid-August.

Outbreaks traditionally occur in the summer and in early autumn.

The door will not be reopened until the next jubilee year, which traditionally occurs every 25 years.

Assessment of seizure risk traditionally occurs late in the drug discovery process using low-throughput, resource intensive in vivo assays.

And it's too early still to tell whether the storm will deter the post-work voting that traditionally occurs in urban areas in the evening.