Sentence examples for traditionally raised from inspiring English sources

The people of Kyrgyzstan have traditionally raised livestock and engaged in farming.

No one knows the differences between that and meat that comes from traditionally raised animals.

School districts have traditionally raised revenue through a variety of means, most often relying heavily on local property taxes.

If there isn't enough traditionally raised, grass-fed meat to feed everybody in this country, that may be because people tend to eat more meat than they really need, too much farmland is being used to grow industrial corn, and the difficult rules set up by the U.S.D.A. for small farmers make alternative meat-raising more expensive than it ought to be.

The model is constructed from data collected from traditionally raised local sheep, acting as an interpretive link to published data.

A flag is traditionally raised on the rock on 9 May in a ceremony to mark the end of the island's liberation from occupation during World War II.

They will also have a packed Headingley behind them in a fixture that traditionally raises the emotional temperature.

In the first quarter, the Democratic National Committee surprised many fund-raisers by outraising the Republicans, who traditionally raise more.

Protests from those leaders traditionally raise the political costs at home of any step by Washington that Jerusalem finds disagreeable.

And there are concerns that the Republicans, who traditionally raise millions more than their counterparts, will have a spending advantage in general elections.

The $20 million collected by the Giuliani and Clinton campaigns is a remarkable tally, considering that candidates who are not incumbents traditionally raise most of their money in an election year.