Sentence examples for traditionally perceived from inspiring English sources

As both a donor and recipient of aid, Brazil breaks the top-down paradigm in which aid is traditionally perceived.

By donning men's clothing, women have been able to challenge the status quo and participate in activities or roles traditionally perceived as masculine.

"It isn't traditionally perceived to be in good taste," said the J. Mendel designer Gilles Mendel, who has the reddest Hollywood-heartthrob dress in his collection.

"It isn't traditionally perceived to be in good taste," says the J. Mendel designer Gilles Mendel, who has the reddest Hollywood-heartthrob dress in his collection.

Some promising probiotics may have unanticipated side effect for particular groups, while traditionally perceived harmful microbes have been found to have novel and potentially unanticipated benefits.

A number of positions are traditionally perceived as men's job and accordingly excluded from women's consideration, including such positions as manager of engineering department and security department.

At the same time, however, policymakers should recognize that Fijians (and also most other Pacific Islanders) traditionally perceive a large body size as desirable and an indicator of not only wealth, but also of being cared for and respected [ 38, 39].

That training has traditionally been perceived as part of the mission of teaching hospitals, to be offered without charge.

"Bouldering is a more accessible sport, it has a lower gear threshold, and it is a very social activity, more social than climbing has traditionally been perceived".

The first three – compliance with regulation, risk mitigation (around short-term costs and long-term supply) and brand reputation – have traditionally been perceived as the most compelling, according to a recent practitioner survey by BSR and Futerra.

Stable coronary artery disease is among the major public health issues of Western societies and has traditionally been perceived as a consequence of the increasing narrowing of the coronary due to accumulation of atherosclerosis that can be diagnosed by coronary angiography and treated by percutaneous or surgical coronary revascularisation [32].