Sentence examples for traditionally other from inspiring English sources

Traditionally other parts of the NHS have bailed out those bits that have overspent.

Traditionally, other studies have described the main ultrasonographic finding of free intraperitoneal air as peritoneal stripe enhancement with associated reverberation artifacts [11, 12] and recommended the use of a linear probe to improve detection [13] similarly to what is recommended in lung ultrasound.

Traditionally, other medical professions, including nurses, do not have a structural role in the organization of primary healthcare.

The two pitchers dominated the Yankees in the way that Yankees traditionally dominated other teams.

Rather, they were days when banks closed and, traditionally, no other business could operate.

Traditionally, the other Arab party, The United Arab List, is also counted with the left, though there's nothing particularly lefty about it.

But manufacturing employment has traditionally lagged other parts of the economy in coming out of recessions, and it seems unlikely it will have reversed positions this time.

The high cost of flight training has long been a barrier for aspiring pilots, who have traditionally considered other avenues, like joining airline cadet programs or the military.

Sales grew by only 2% for the first five months of the year in Europe, where growth has traditionally outpaced other markets.

Midsomer Norton traditionally hosted other industries and became a major manufacturing centre for printing and packaging.

Ruscha said that the MOCA board has been focused recently on increasing museum attendance, which has traditionally lagged other major L.A. museums.