Sentence examples for were traditionally seen from inspiring English sources

"Mortgages were traditionally seen as very safe assets.

Student leaders were traditionally seen as firebrands and agitators, or at least thorns in the side of university managers.

Film adaptations of TV sitcoms were traditionally seen as problematic, but the runaway success of the Inbetweeners movie three years ago altered expectations dramatically.

The evaluation found that 70% of the students were Muslims, and that the programme had engaged with people who were traditionally seen as "hard to reach" with language classes.

Subtrochanteric stress fractures were traditionally seen in long-term cyclical loading injuries in bones unaccustomed to these actions typically in new military recruits [3, 15, 28].

As Levie points out, software companies were traditionally seen as entities which addressed niche markets, then tried to lumber their way across the divide into larger markets — all the while, burning through mountains of cash like addled junkies thanks to high (unsustainable) sales cycles.

Many of the animals that are traditionally seen as vermin are my life's fascination.

Work was traditionally seen as a curse or an obligation for which we received payment.

Before greed became good, avarice was traditionally seen as a vice.

Bookkeeping is traditionally seen as the 'less fun' aspect of starting your business.

She also admitted:  "We did fail to convert voters in demographic groups who are traditionally seen as in the centre".