Sentence examples for traditionally reserved from inspiring English sources

What happens when the rights traditionally reserved for individuals are extended to corporations?

He certainly took archival collections, traditionally reserved for public and scholarly materials, radically downmarket.

It sits discreetly in a neighborhood traditionally reserved for private medicine.

But they also seek to inform with facts, a role traditionally reserved for press.

She says she is determined to succeed in a domain traditionally reserved for men.

You're reminded that Malevich displayed his "Black Square" in the position traditionally reserved for icon paintings in Russian homes.

Parts of investment banking, the bit traditionally reserved for financial giants, are also facing assault from small firms.

A woman's voice drifts across the hall, performing the public call to prayer — a role traditionally reserved for men.

A.: Smaller eagles have occasionally been "domesticated" by falconers and were traditionally reserved for the hunting pleasure of medieval kings.

So in L'Enfant's design, this home for a democratic Congress had a centrality traditionally reserved for the ruler's palace.

As for outsiders writing editorials, a domain traditionally reserved for the newspaper's staff, that is up in the air.