Sentence examples for well established tradition from inspiring English sources

Especially west Cornwall, because it's so remote: there's a well established tradition of being self-reliant.

The fear, expressed by Yemenis in interviews this week, is that the country's well established tradition of political violence may soon resurface.

This solution is particularly suitable for the Central European countries where using ceramic brick, in general, in building structures is a well established tradition; it was the most frequently used building material for many centuries.

Reflecting the recognition of the importance of internationally active firms there has been a rather well established tradition by governments to understand the factors driving internationalization [2, 14] and there is immense academic literature that investigates the fundamental characteristics that make a region attractive.

Using our hands to eat is a well established tradition and a fact none of us are ashamed of.

In Spain, there is not a well established tradition of follow-up studies of representative population-based cohorts.

The laughter of comedy is not always derisive, however, as some of Shakespeare's greatest comedies prove; and there are plays, such as Shakespeare's last ones, which are well within an established tradition of comedy but in which laughter hardly sounds at all.

However, it is now known that controllability does not depend on the choice of inputs and outputs among the system variables, contrary to a well established engineering tradition.

But again we're back to well established conventions, traditions and assurances.

Denmark, however, has no established tradition for such activities, despite its well-established tradition of volunteering.

But, says the KMA, the established tradition has served its members well.