Sentence examples for traditionally the same from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the same person has led both units, but Francis Vérillaud, vice president of the school, said that Mr. Gaeremynck would only head the institute.

Traditionally, the same vaccines are administered multiple times as homologous boosts.

His agency insures home loans, traditionally for the same low-income minority borrowers Mr. Bush wanted to help.

Four clubs are banded together not only for their particularly dismal record of repeated disappointments but also by the fact they traditionally wear the same strip.

One of the best, most popular public sculptures in recent memory, this work should become an annual event, the summer equivalent of the Christmas tree that traditionally occupies the same spot.

One is that certain cultures don't traditionally feel the same way about dogs as British people tend to feel, and it could be quite off-putting for them to be approached by a dog at a moment of great stress.

Democrats traditionally made the same promise when economic apocalypse loomed.

As earthy as Noh is sublime, kyogen comedies are traditionally presented in the same program, as a breather.

In Japan, for example, companies traditionally turn to the same one or two banks for their financing.

No two bottle ovens (the bottle-shaped kilns in which earthenware was traditionally fired) are the same, built as they were on the whim of the pot bank (ie factory) owners.

If we take his advice and accept his view that there was merely some confusion about means and ends on the part of a few misguided but well-meaning people and that the two political parties have traditionally indulged in the same dirty practices, we will reject the rule of law that preserves our system and the sense of morality that would improve it.