"At first blush, that might run against basic intuition," Mr. Otteau said, "since it has traditionally been true that it takes longer to sell a more expensive home".
Traditionally a true blue council, Barnet nearly fell to Labour this year but the decisive ward, Childs Hill, was won by the Conservatives, leading them to a very slight victory.
Traditionally, the true forebears of the modern day Saudi Arabia recorded their history and tradition through the medium of poetry, largely unwritten, but instead committed to memory and recited with elaborate, ceremonial oratory.
In Portland and the Thorns, the embryonic National Women's Soccer League, a last-ditch effort to save the women's professional game in North America, has something women's football has traditionally lacked: a true club, with the culture of support to match.
In the study by Hua et al. [ 28], limited sampling of mt-genomes, coupled with the use of a distant outgroup, resulted in a conclusion that was at odds with a traditionally supported group (true water bugs, or Neopmorpha).
It is true that traditionally the post of IMF boss has gone to a European.
But the same is true of traditionally bred crops, many of which have indeed become weeds.The fear over bacteria springs from one of the methods used for genetically modifying crops.
Of course, Oracle has worked hard to become much more than a partial cloud, with the virtualization tech and an end-to-end stack that one traditionally associates with a "true" cloud-computing company.
True, rabbis traditionally predict when Yom Kippur services will conclude, but they never say "precisely".
