Sentence examples for traditionally would have from inspiring English sources

By using this process, Stassun found they "cast a wider net" and speak with students who traditionally would have been screened out.

As the hybrid house was formed, a kitchen and three bathrooms were created because they traditionally would have been in a separate structure, Mr. Long said.

The sorts of high-level demons and dragons that traditionally would have been conquerable only by people who played dozens of hours a week can now be felled by pickup groups of moderately skilled players.

Using a palette that reflects Islamic perspectives of color, Mr. Crockett painted the living room walls black, and what traditionally would have been a courtyard water feature became a basin filled with shards of bright orange glass.

Wal-Mart, for example, which just opened a store in Norwalk, said it received more than 5,000 applications for 300 positions, with experienced adults filling some jobs that traditionally would have gone to younger people.

The PVV's appeal to liberal values has drawn in voters from groups who traditionally would have worried about being victims of fringe groups, rather than supporters of them, including Jews and homosexuals.

"Even if you have got a decent level of disposable income, you're being a lot more cautious about balancing out needs and wants," says Roberts. "Money that traditionally would've been spent on discretionary purchases like a new outfit or cosmetics has been diverted to telecoms and technology.

Many of these schools purport to be on a mission to diversify the tech community by allowing those who traditionally wouldn't have had access to the equivalent of a computer science degree to get a quality education and, ideally, to get a job.

"Traditionally, you would have a community well," he said.

Traditionally, we would have blurred or silhouetted their faces.

They might have waited — traditionally, they would have waited — but, as I said, it's a court in a hurry.