Sentence examples for traditionally tend from inspiring English sources

Costa juries, traditionally, tend to take only the most gilt-edged risks.

But to say all that is to do something we don't traditionally tend to do: enthuse.

In particular, boys' costumes, which traditionally tend toward a guts-and-gore theme, are being toned down.

There's one fascinating bit of Hollywood trivia in your article — that agents traditionally tend to be short men.

* United Utilities: Defensive shares traditionally tend to lag behind the rest of the market during stable economic conditions because demand does not increase as dramatically.

Mr. Krum says that American designers traditionally tend to veer toward the old dream of modernism, while the Mulleavys' approach is much more open.

"Sociologists traditionally tended towards opinion surveys.

The herds that the Iteso traditionally tended have also gone; Charles Otoo has 10 acres, but only two cows, which are barely the size of Shetland ponies.

Consumer spending has remained steady throughout the economy's decline into recession, and corporate spending traditionally tends to follow profits, which have shown few signs of a rebound.

It runs a "school for husbands" which teaches men, who traditionally tended to obstruct women seeking birth control, about family planning.

Audience is tricky: everybody wants the biggest, widest-ranging following that is possible, but if you're black, you have traditionally tended to worry about having to choose between catering to a mostly white or to a mostly black audience.