Sentence examples for was traditionally felt from inspiring English sources

β-Cell loss in response to nutrient excess and stress was traditionally felt to occur exclusively via β-cell death.

Nandi society was traditionally egalitarian.

Before the summer of 2007, it was traditionally zero.

The banquet is traditionally a feel-good event for management types, with a charitable focus and an emphasis on youth coaching and mentorship.

Santos is head of a country traditionally felt to be one of the US' major allies in the War on Drugs.

In Britain, child protection organisations - including the NSPCC - have traditionally felt there was no need for such a law.

Berets are traditionally made out of wool felt but any thick felt should work for this project.

The adolescents were at an age when their identities were developed and they had selected professions that were traditionally male, and the boys felt that using snus was something very manly and closely connected to the future professional role, such as being a farmer or a car mechanic.

Vasodilators in AHF were traditionally developed to make patients "feel better", which in AHF has typically been assessed as the early and sustained relief of dyspnea.

But suddenly the spotlight is on this war, in a place where America has traditionally felt little national interest.

This is particularly disturbing in that in Canada these have been 'traditionally' felt to be key aspects of GIM practice.