Sentence examples for are historically around from inspiring English sources

Loan-to-deposit ratios are historically around 10 basis points higher for the largest banks compared with smaller ones.

Oil prices had been historically around the $25 per barrel range throughout the decades of the '80s and '90s.

The Angels are historically quiet around the trading deadline -- they added only the reserve outfielder Alex Ochoa this season -- and their biggest free-agent signing in recent years, Mo Vaughn, was a failure.

Stephanie Bell, public affairs manager for Whizz-Kidz, says: "NHS services are historically structured around clinical needs of the child, which has meant they have been given heavy equipment that hasn't enabled them to do much independently as they have had to be pushed".

And, above all, China, which views itself as having been historically kicked around and bullied by other Great Powers, must strive not to succumb to the very understandable temptation – especially as it grows stronger — to put the shoe on the other foot and exercise dominance over lesser powers.

Rates are historically low.

Spreads are historically wide.

They are historically oriented.

Both are historically aware.

If gender has been historically constructed around the sexual difference, now that no biological nor sexual motives are connected to the genders of the robots, gender finally proceeds in its raw hermeneutical vestiges.

Lithuania has been historically dicked around by all kinds of invaders (Russians, Germans and Poles all took a swing).