Sentence examples for traditionally preferred from inspiring English sources

That is something of a departure for SBC, which has traditionally preferred to control its ventures outright.

Oil-rich Saudi Arabia, a close ally of Washington, has traditionally preferred to operate in the shadows through checkbook diplomacy.

Last year, a wave of suicide bombings across the country targeted Sufi shrines, the places millions of Pakistanis have traditionally preferred to mosques.

Other cities have lovingly preserved their charming waterfronts and quaint business districts; we have traditionally preferred to raze the old and build something more profitable.

Pharmaceutical companies traditionally preferred suburban enclaves where they could protect their intellectual property in more secluded settings and meet their employees' needs.

The club serves sly, old-fashioned precision cocktails — the kind seemingly in endless supply from Los Angeles to Berlin, but practically nonexistent in Paris, where drinkers have traditionally preferred wine, beer and weightless aperitifs like sweet cordials.

For example, sustained low interest rates hurt savers who traditionally prefer safe short-term investments.

Fear the city Supernatural forces traditionally prefer country houses and cabins in the woods.

Americans traditionally prefer milk chocolate, which is used in virtually all candy bars.

Since Thais normally eat many small meals rather than three squares and traditionally prefer to meet outside the house, street food suits them.

Both have been open spectacles of the type Tottenham fans traditionally prefer to the more cagey Villas-Boas version, but Sherwood is very much the realist about the balance between entertainment and results.