Sentence examples for traditionally powerful from inspiring English sources

Seldom is power freely passed and painlessly surrendered, particularly when the traditionally powerful see the realignment as an existential threat.

Her environmental policies also antagonized traditionally powerful sectors, like the energy companies.

St .John's (4-2) is usually one of the better teams in the Big East, a traditionally powerful conference.

It could lead either to rivalry and paralysis between a strengthened president and a traditionally powerful prime minister, both backed by a popular mandate.

The traditionally powerful Atlantic Coast Conference, which was criticized for being a weak league this year, sent three of its four teams to the Round of 16.

At the same time, Admiral McRaven has also faced criticism that he is encroaching on the turf of the military's traditionally powerful regional commanders.

"AMD has traditionally offered powerful but power-hungry products and doesn't have the in-house technology to design such chips.

Traditionally, power has been defined as the ability to effect change, but to be truly powerful today, one has to possess an entrepreneurial mindset, spirit, and approach.

Traditionally this powerful study of the face of old age was said to be Rembrandt's portrait of his mother.

At this stage, ethnocentricity, traditionally a powerful force in Chinese culture, doesn't seem to be affecting the selection of architects.

Mr. Carrión indicated that he was hardly counting on the support of labor unions, which have traditionally been powerful forces in the Democratic primary.