Sentence examples for traditionally passed on from inspiring English sources
One debatable explanation is that flat crop-growing areas benefit most from economies of scale, so fathers traditionally passed on their land to the first born, reinforcing differences in wealth and creating a more hierarchical political culture.
Patrilineality may be another factor: core productive assets, such as land, are traditionally passed on through the male line, while women may be given movable goods in the form of a dowry, placing families with daughters at an economic disadvantage.
When the leader of a single-party country dies, the torch is traditionally passed on to the eldest son.
Although the Rosa positions of the Yamayuri Council are traditionally passed to the en bouton on the graduation of the current holder, they are nonetheless elected offices which anyone may run for.
Ethnicity in Rwanda, as in many other societies, is traditionally passed down on the male side.
Debt obligations were traditionally passed from father to son.
The crown has traditionally passed between Ibn Saud's sons, but few are still alive.
Traditionally, the women passed on their profession, including selling sex to their daughters, but not to their daughters-in-law.
Although it is traditionally a duet form passed on through generations, Tagaq learnt to sing it alone, often in the shower.
Unfortunately, these everyday sexist slights ― being interrupted by men in meetings, seeing the best projects passed on to male colleagues, not getting invited to golf outings or other traditionally all-male events ― are commonplace for many working women.
