Sentence examples for better historically from inspiring English sources

In the last recap, fellow commenters, sharper-eyed and better historically informed than I, pointed out errors.

"Why don't we do better at historically black colleges?

Rather than apologize for toppling Saddam Hussein, what the United States "needs to do is to be more realistic, better informed historically and less fiscally profligate; and to get more boots on the ground," Ferguson writes.

To first order larger eruptions are both better recorded historically and better preserved in the geological record.

While tourist destinations further south are better known, historically about 80%% of tourists stayed within the six Mexican border states.

Perhaps no team does, Lundqvist being a player whose abilities might better be regarded historically.

I'd like to think we easily alarmed types are historically better at survival.

Research suggests that black students often perform better academically at historically black universities.

"But once it plays out, the Democrats in the long run have had historically better returns".

It would be a mistake to pigeonhole them, however (not least since both have now moved to "saltwater" universities that are historically better disposed to government action).

Seattle Sounders FC are historically better from July to Playoffs and there are decent reasons to think that they can do so again.