Sentence examples for traditionally since from inspiring English sources

In fact, these costs are much smaller than is argued traditionally since the exercise of this sovereignty has historically been responsible for many economic shocks.

Unfortunately, you know, traditionally, since the banks are the lender of last resort in this crisis, since banks do not lend to each other, they do not lend to non-banks.

Traditionally, since December is the end of the legislative year, a lot of bills may get passed by Congress before they recess for the end of the year.

Pneumonia and influenza death series have been used traditionally since the work of William Farr in the late 1840s to quantify the effect of influenza epidemics in terms of death (33 ) because severe complications are triggered by influenza infection and result in death, in particular bacterial pneumonia (34 ).

We've been traditionally enemies since they broke away, since 1947.

Romney has gained ground in opinion polls among women voters, a position Obama has traditionally held, since the first presidential debate.

While the rally's numbers were not large, immigration policy advocates said it was very unusual for legal immigrants, traditionally cautious since their visa applications and their futures are in the hands of the federal government, to stage public protests.

"In Germany, it seems that the intellectual and aesthetic life are to be celebrated and are seen as part of a real and good education, whereas in Britain, traditionally – certainly since the Enlightenment – we've been afraid of anything intellectual, aesthetic, visual".