Sentence examples for which traditionally is from inspiring English sources

Even construction spending, which traditionally is very sensitive to interest rates, has recently been rising at an impressive clip.

It is unclear how much more protest the army, which traditionally is the ultimate arbiter, will tolerate.

Mr. Adoboli was apparently trading in the service of clients, which traditionally is thought of as market making.

Prospects for the bill's passage are good in the Senate, which traditionally is more supportive of trade agreements than the House.

"You are turning a factory into a public park and the chimney, which traditionally is a symbol of the problem, is now becoming something playful".

As the leader of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, which traditionally is headed by a cardinal, Archbishop Gomez is likely to receive a red cardinal's hat as well.

She sarcastically asked if the farm had pigs, which traditionally are used to root out truffles.

The rewards tend to be more extravagant at minor league ballparks, which traditionally are more aggressive in their promotions.

This is a tragic turn for Bahrain, which traditionally was a lovely oasis of prosperity, moderation and toleration.

The research contribution comes from integrating two optimization tasks which traditionally are carried out in separate ways.

This provides a firm link between two research fields (supernova explosions and supernova remnant evolution), which, traditionally, are based on models that are independent from each other.