Sentence examples for traditionally only a from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, only a tiny fraction of people who apply are eventually accepted, making a large applicant pool important.

The decision was a win for donors; traditionally, only a state attorney general has had the right to take on a charity in such a case.

The funding will help the company expand its service that provides customers with landing page templates powered by a data analytics engine that traditionally only a company like Google has been able to enjoy.

Traditionally, only a third of eligible voters bother to turn up at local elections.

Traditionally only a single data type, gene expression or protein-protein interaction (PPI) data is used (see for example [ 1, 2]).

Magazines had traditionally only had a 3.5" floppy disk, with 1.5mb of data.

But the flat 'Stocks and socks look has traditionally only really been a favourite of European campers and modern hippies.

On the other hand the inverse problem of predicting parameter values that will fit a solution of a differential equation to observed data has traditionally only been considered by using a few methods, many of which approach the problem via a least squares fit method.

Traditionally, only direct subsidies to an industry, rather than the indirect help that comes from an undervalued currency, have been considered a reason for retaliatory tariffs.

Traditionally, only emerging markets suffered and still suffer from such a problem.

Facebook's multiple is of a size that is traditionally only justified by high growth rates.