Sentence examples for were traditionally not from inspiring English sources

Pubs were traditionally not particularly welcoming to women.

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

Central Otago mayor Tim Cadogan said hard drugs were traditionally not much of an issue for the sparsely populated region.Cadogan, a criminal lawyer, said the latest letterbox busts had been a "wake-up call".

The names of rape victims were traditionally not reported by the media, to protect them, but it had the additional effect of insisting that they had been shamed and keeping them invisible, isolated, and silent.

This left thousands of pastoralists landless and many of them up to today are still moving into areas which were traditionally not part of their "territory" and this has been a source of conflicts with host communities (Mabikke 2011).

Combining these two types of characteristics leads trade unions to do quite different things in practice to include illegal or undocumented workers, workers in sectors that were traditionally not or only partially organized (like domestic work), and workers in subcontracting and semi-independent relationships.

"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.

"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.

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.