Sentence examples for traditionally suggested from inspiring English sources

Economists have traditionally suggested that unhappy shareholders shouldn't worry about changing a company.

One of the causes that is traditionally suggested for this problem is the lack of preparation of teachers.

Economists have traditionally suggested that politicians should simply impose a uniform tax on harmful emissions, as the first-best solution prescribes.

While historians have traditionally suggested that his parents sent him to Lake Forest to discourage his interest in jazz, others have begun to doubt this version of events, believing that he may have been sent away in response to his arrest.

Although many species are widely distributed in the Greater Caribbean, regional endemism has traditionally suggested the presence of biogeographic breaks, such as in the Florida peninsula [49], the West Indies [50], the Bahamas [51], and the Southern Caribbean [25], [52], [53].

It has traditionally been suggested that the appearance of multiresistant pathogens is related to the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics over prolonged periods of time.

And as she wearies of the interview, her body language seems to become more traditionally male, suggesting an athlete who is wearying of the game.

Traditionally, literature suggests that MTD is challenging to treat and little in the literature directly addresses singers with MTD.

Retailers and restaurants who want to serve food to shoppers on site, or amusement parks and festivals would potentially rather rely on 3-D pizza printers than other equipment to bake pizzas traditionally, the investor suggested.

So confident he even suggested the traditionally vexed question of BBC governance might not be a big issue come charter renewal in 2016.

On Wednesday, he appeared before reporters at a hotel across the street from the military headquarters in Rawalpindi — a symbolic gesture that suggested his traditionally close ties with the military intelligence remain strong.