Sentence examples for traditionally successful from inspiring English sources

Marjorie's parents though want her to marry someone traditionally successful, and a songsmith is not what they had in mind.

In 2006, there were six incumbent Republican Senators who had plenty of money, the advantage of incumbency, and traditionally successful consultants.

It's time that Broadway added the electronic component, like film and football and auto racing have," he said of traditionally successful endeavors that videoed up.

Traditionally successful at selling avant-garde jazz and contemporary classical composers to an overseas audience, Poland has so far struggled to make an impression on Europe's charts.

But I'm sick of feeling bad about women, sick of feeling bad about my own decision to "lean out" and embrace a less traditionally "successful" business role, and really sick of the attacks online.

Product Marketing Manager Jeff Cunning wrote that "native ads expanded beyond apps, where they have been traditionally successful, into new publisher categories such as entertainment, news and lifestyle.

Even in the traditionally more successful cities, there is plenty to fuel the anxieties of those who worry about such an uncontrollable surge of urban change.

She recognised that her lateness was punitive – she was getting even with Olivier, in the ways women have traditionally found successful.

Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), oldest and traditionally most successful unionist party in Northern Ireland, though its influence waned dramatically after the Good Friday Agreement (1998), and the party of government in the province from 1921 to 1972.

Woods returned to the top of the world rankings in March but his three previous wins this year had been on courses he has traditionally been successful on.

Given that clubs from northern Italy have traditionally been more successful, does the fact that Bari are one of the biggest teams in the south mean they are regarded as a symbol of southern calcio?