Sentence examples for was traditionally not from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the states and territories there are ice-related issues, but Victoria was traditionally not as affected.

Drunkenness was traditionally not alcoholism — that's a fairly modern category — but was encompassed within the vice called gluttony, a moral rather than a medical problem.

Mr. Dewhurst said it was traditionally not applied in such cases, but the Democrats said the cancellation destroyed the spirit of bipartisanship and prompted their flight to Albuquerque.

English language content was traditionally not high on Saavn users' radars, but today he said it represents 15percentt of content listened to.

In most northwest European countries, such as the Netherlands, Scandinavia and the UK, actively choosing a healthcare provider was traditionally not common.

Pubs were traditionally not particularly welcoming to women.

"They're traditionally not fancy, and oftentimes they're in an old structure," Mr. Blaney said.

This is traditionally not a problem for the GOP, but I wonder if Steele won't have some difficulty here.

Largely because of the exigencies of war, those who died on the battlefield were traditionally not entitled to standard rites.

Officials with Mr. Lazio's campaign readily acknowledge that Mr. Giuliani has not been asked to campaign upstate, where New York City mayors are traditionally not popular.

But the Federal Reserve's surprise hint last week about interest rate increases, and the fact that February is traditionally not a good month for stocks, won't help.