Sentence examples for traditionally solid from inspiring English sources

That is creating strain on traditionally solid alliances, they said.

Like Scotland, Wales has a devolved legislature and is traditionally solid Labour territory.

It is discovered that weight savings of around 26% can be achieved by changing the traditionally solid axle shaft into a hollow shaft.

Traditionally, solid surfaces have been divided into high-energy solids and low-energy types.

Traditionally, solid-state chemistry has followed the inductive paradigm, where experimental synthesis and observations provide information about the possible compounds in a chemical system and phenomenological and semi-phenomenological models are employed to rationalize a compound's existence (or 'nonexistence'nonexistence

Traditionally, the solid ingredients that form the base of the sauce -- ginger, garlic, shallots and chilies -- are pounded in a mortar and pestle before cooking.

Nuttall, who was elected UKIP leader in November, is contesting the seat, which has traditionally been solid for Labour.

As November becomes history, the stock market can look ahead to a month that traditionally brings solid gains.

Both Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have traditionally had solid support from blacks, a key component of the Democratic electorate.

After a disorganized and ineffective campaign, Parker was defeated by 336 electoral votes to 140, carrying only the traditionally Democratic Solid South.

Roosevelt carried every northern and western state, including Missouri, for a total of 336 electoral votes; Parker carried only the traditionally Democratic Solid South, accumulating 140 electoral votes.