Sentence examples for we traditionally consider from inspiring English sources
The planet takes time to warm up, which is why we traditionally consider the height of summer to be some time during July or August - and why the shock of autumn is all the greater.
This makes the iPhone an ideal laptop substitute between the times we traditionally consider work time, and as a can-do sidekick outside the office at conferences, for business travel or in those sparkling (and never scheduled) moments when inspiration strikes.
But the strength of inclusive capitalism is that it recognizes resources and potential beyond those that we traditionally consider (namely capital, raw materials and machines) to enable focus on the things that make us uniquely human.
However, when we look at those sponsoring these players, there's a trend in top players moving toward what we'd traditionally consider "eSports teams" and away from being sponsored by retail stores and local fighting-game communities.
But it does pick up on a trend in American society that helps to contextualize the false justifications behind the insistence that fat people lose weight: the worship of thin women depicted eating foods that we would not traditionally consider nutritious.
While we have traditionally considered stress harmful to our health, a new understanding has turned things upside down.
As an Afro-Latina woman, I am not who you would traditionally consider privileged.
The result of this process is the production of the cytokine interleukin-1β, a molecule we have more traditionally considered to be a factor in β-cell loss in type 1 diabetes (19, 20).
In this paper we argue that scientific applications traditionally considered as representing typical HPC workloads can be successfully and efficiently ported to a cloud infrastructure.
We will therefore consider two nations which are traditionally considered to be European planning paradises: the Netherlands and Great Britain.
Liquid water is traditionally considered an essential ingredient for life as we known it, but Mars remains hostile for other reasons, the scientists said.
