Meanings of traditionally strong in English

The quarter to September is also a traditionally strong period for airlines.

They are, however, traditionally strong starters, so their early form is nothing new.

Energy and agriculture are two portfolios in which the company is traditionally strong.

It also said a growing trend to later bookings would help boost its traditionally strong fourth quarter.

Sport officials are aiming beyond the traditionally strong areas of middle- and long-distance running towards field events.

The third quarter is traditionally strong a period for European airlines which usually benefit from summer travel.

But the Republicans are traditionally strong finishers.

June's gain was the third-smallest gain in the traditionally strong month in the last 14 years, Teranet noted.

It has also had some relatively tepid performances in equity derivatives, an area where it has been traditionally strong.

As festival co-founder Robert De Niro noted Tuesday, the fest also is continuing its traditionally strong lineup of docs.

Tillerson and Kelly emphasized traditionally strong U.S.-Mexico ties and both sides pledged further dialogue on migration, trade and security issues.

Revenue in the traditionally strong fourth quarter rose about 27 percent to $137.5 million.

Austria's traditionally strong economy has also faltered of late and it no longer has the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union.

Japanese exporters are also facing fierce competition in traditionally strong sectors like autos and consumer electronics - especially from neighbouring South Korea.

The traditionally strong numbers at this time of year was even more pronounced last week ahead of the latest round of Covid restrictions.

Those who have stayed behind are unlikely to give troops a warm welcome, analysts say, particularly in areas with traditionally strong Taliban influence.