Sentence examples for traditionally try from inspiring English sources

Britons traditionally try to buy their houses, and interest rates on mortgages are important to voters.

The Marines traditionally try to integrate overwhelming air power with light infantry, the same doctrine that the advocates of the military's transformation say the Army should adopt.

Defense secretaries traditionally try to carry out their ideas of how to shape, reshape and improve the culture of the military they oversee, in ways both direct and more subtle.

The November opening night calendar for Broadway shows then became an issue for Mr. Richards, he said, since Broadway producers traditionally try to avoid opening two shows on the same night.

In the week before the football game between Stanford and University of California-Berkeley, Cal students would traditionally try to steal the ceremonial ax connected to the big bonfire.

Republicans will now have the upper hand next year just as states begin the once-a-decade process of drawing new Congressional districts, when both parties traditionally try to gain an electoral edge through gerrymandering and other forms of creative cartography.

Most companies have traditionally tried to avoid taking positions on political and social issues.

Vietnam, like other countries in the region, traditionally tried to provide top-notch university education free to its brightest students.

States and cities have traditionally tried to attract businesses by offering them tax breaks and other cash incentives.

Though it has for many years been an open secret that Syria possessed a large cache of such weapons, the government has traditionally tried to retain some strategic ambiguity to keep its enemies guessing.

Like many other nations, Costa Rica has traditionally tried to protect large mammal species like jaguars by creating sanctuaries — buying up land and giving threatened animals a home where they can safely eat, fight and breed to eternity.