Meanings of traditionally high in English

Turnout in Israeli elections is traditionally high, although it has fallen in recent years.

French pollsters were fortunate in presidential elections because of the traditionally high turnout, Jeanbart said.

Foreign investors are also shying away from markets where risks, as well as returns, are traditionally high.

Loyalty is traditionally high with asset management clients but UBS has sorely tested their patience in recent years.

Polls show his traditionally high ratings have slipped, with the nation split down the middle in September elections.

The borders with traditionally high volumes of movement will have their operating hours increased by between one and seven hours.

It has also begun to drag on Chavez's traditionally high approval ratings as well as scare tourists who come to Venezuela.

This, in our view, leads to somewhat unclear prospects over the J-REIT's ability to maintain asset quality at its traditionally high levels.

Sheila Isanaka and colleagues studied the effect of distributing a three-month supply of supplements to villages with traditionally high levels of malnutrition.

The rally and traditionally high-profile dinner come barely more than three months ahead of the Iowa caucuses, the country's first nominating contest.

The ports of entry with traditionally high volumes of movement will have their operating hours increased by between one and seven hours.

The traditionally high-risk weekend for road fatalities saw four deaths on the roads from Friday to Monday of the corresponding weekend in 2011.

These high volumes translate into healthy profits even if sales disappoint, thanks to traditionally high "premium" prices charged in the country.

The credit union industry has pledged to fight back against rogue money lenders preying on vulnerable people ahead of the traditionally high-risk Christmas period.