Sentence examples for which we traditionally from inspiring English sources
"They deserve the same kind of tribute as those who serve in the armed forces," Mr. Davis said, calling the loss of life "akin to the sacrifices for which we traditionally honor our soldiers on Memorial Day".
As noted in a 2005 report by New York Lawyers for the Public Interest (NYLPI), "the orders can control very fundamental aspects of life in which we traditionally expect to have freedom - not only how and where one is treated, but also by whom and with whom one must discuss deeply personal matters - and including where and with whom one lives".
The intellectual energy required to search this array of data-archives, and the time and money this wastes, has led several researchers to challenge the methods by which we traditionally commit newly acquired facts and knowledge to the scientific record.
This elemental difference in communication creates a usability gap, which we have traditionally bridged by forcing people to learn to "speak" machine — download a new app to control every new device, use this set of wake words or language constructs for one device and an entirely different set for another, update, update, update, and if-this-then-that for everything.
The examples with which we began are traditionally called "indicative conditionals".
To test these alternatives, we conducted an fMRI experiment in which we first scouted within traditionally defined Broca's area in individual subjects for candidate language-selective voxels and candidate domain-general voxels.
"Of all the buildings which we classify as 'traditionally-built' in England, 90 per cent of them are people's homes, which is why it's so important to make sure they are looked after properly".
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.
He instead concerns himself with the recovery of the story, which sometimes resembles what we traditionally call fiction, like Still Story.
We will therefore consider two nations which are traditionally considered to be European planning paradises: the Netherlands and Great Britain.
Though we soon realized that we didn't need to worry about one issue, which has traditionally bedeviled such lists.
