Sentence examples for traditionally the question from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the question of a man's age has largely been absent from discussions of complications from pregnancy, while a woman's age has been connected with an increased risk of Down syndrome, genetic disorders and even autism.

Traditionally the question has been to ask under what circumstances war and violence are "justified".

Traditionally the questions I get are always things like: 'How can you have a black police officers' association when you don't have a white one?' These silly trivial point-making questions from people who think it's clever to try to bait me because they see me as the high priest of political correctness.

Traditionally, the big question for young people at school, or even in further education, has always been what career to pursue.

But for other traditionally named firms, the question of succession can be a difficult one, especially in today's challenging economic marketplace.

Traditionally this question has been framed in terms of social conservatism and liberalism, an argument about whether the state should privilege certain forms of relationships, notably marriage and the nuclear family, over others.

Traditionally, the second philosophical question ("What matters?") has been dealt with by two very different systems of thought, the Hebrew and the Hellenic, the monotheistic and the secular.

Traditionally, the answer to the question was derived simply by looking at the raw number of comebacks led by an NFL quarterback in the fourth quarter or in overtime.

In moving beyond the simple wild-domestic size dichotomy traditionally used when exploring the question of early animal domestication, this study has shown clear differences in the dental phenotype of wild, domestic, captive wild and hybrid Sus populations.

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

Traditionally, the burden of that question is the easiest for the government to meet -- is there any state interest at all?