Sentence examples for yet traditionally from inspiring English sources

Yet traditionally, Indian food is healthy and nutritious.

Yet traditionally, the commission could rely certainly on the support of Germany and — though less reliably — France.

Feeling passionate about your research is essential and yet, traditionally, academic work should be rational, methodological, and dispassionate.

Yet traditionally, ecologists ventured outdoors to observe nature's biodiversity, in the Amazon jungles, the hot springs of Yellowstone or the subglacial lakes of Antarctica.

Some of the governors in the oil-rich Delta command budgets bigger than entire west African countries, yet traditionally, after they have spent most of the money on their own helicopters, limousines and Glorylands, together with gangs of hired thugs at election time, there is little left over for anything fancy like schools or hospitals.

While not a novel technology, fracking has taken off in the USA and Canada in regions with substantial yet traditionally difficult to harvest shale gas [1].

Yet, when traditionally family and household was traditionally regarded as vital institution in maintaining order and providing welfare, then outsiders like migrants and refugees cannot be regarded as family members, but as carriers of disruptive behaviour of this order.

Yet apples traditionally have cost at least twice as much per pound as bananas.

Yet, those traditionally passive managers see the Internet putting tools within reach and undercutting the expertise of their consultants.

The chief of staff of the military has not spoken yet, and traditionally with Turkish coups you would expect the head of the military to be on TV taking command.

Now, as polls show that the president's approval rating has sunk to a Carter-like percentage in the 40s, Obama has seen yet another traditionally Democratic district fall to Republicans in a special election.