Sentence examples similar to traditionally old from inspiring English sources

"Business-to-business is traditionally old-school," Mr. Lineveldt said, but "speaking to people a little differently" — more like the way they are spoken to in business-to-consumer campaigns – is "something fresh".

Word of the deals has drawn some consumers to showrooms, particularly in the Detroit area, traditionally Olds's strongest market.

Was CBS's core audience, traditionally older and female viewers, simply turned off by all the violence?

He added that he was seeing an equal split between young professionals and traditionally older buy-to-let investors.

The use of the anchored stroke is popular with a sector of average golfers, traditionally older golfers and those with back problems that make bending over a traditional-length putter more onerous.

"Marriage is traditionally old-school in many respects," she said.

Traditionally older Americans vote in larger percentages than the rest of the population.

Traditionally, older people were supported and looked after by their relatives.

Traditionally older people entering residential care have been offered fewer therapy and health services as their health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is perceived to be poor [ 2] and deteriorating with little hope of reversal.

Traditionally, older women also own fewer assets and have less control over family income, and a recent study from Matlab reported that females experience more chronic disease than their male counterparts (20).

"When Micah approached me about becoming CEO of Graphicly," says Fox, "I was excited about the opportunity to provide software to an industry that was traditionally very old school, and really make a difference.