Sentence examples for traditionally survived from inspiring English sources

Throughout this history, Roma and Sinti people have traditionally survived by remaining out of sight as much as possible.

It has traditionally survived on trading and now thrives on it.

Within the Richtersveld are a number of tiny villages, where these descendents of San bushman, traditionally nomadic, survive as sheep and goat farmers.

Given the difficulty startups have traditionally had surviving in K-12, thanks to slow sales cycles and bureaucratic decision-making that happens at the district level, many startups have opted to sell to teachers or parents instead.

Traditionally, the islanders survived on fishing and sealhunting.

In a 1974 judgment which ranks among the great passages of English judicial prose, he avoided both grudging acquiescence and overt welcome by using as an image the great forces of nature which an island people had traditionally coped with and survived: "The treaty is like an incoming tide.

Nahari claimed that Shalit and his father should have utilized the first Saturday after he was freed from Hamas captivity to say the [Gomel] benediction of deliverance -- a Jewish prayer of thanks traditionally said by those who survived an adversity or were released from prison".

An anonymous paraphrase of the Categories falsely attributed to Augustine and traditionally known as Categoriae Decem has survived only because it was widely read and used in the early Middle Ages.

Traditionally, under that system, the regiments that have survived the longest unchanged are put in the firing line first to be amalgamated into other brigades.

Duke Robert's stronghold has survived relatively unchanged and complete, and the whole castle was traditionally thought of as the result of a single period of construction at this time.

Traditionally media might not survive, but that didn't mean that, for the time being, you couldn't yet milk it.