Sentence examples for breaks with historical from inspiring English sources
Duhem banishes model building from physical theory (as he previously banished Maxwell's rashness) because model building breaks with historical continuity; in fact, model building is not only historically non-continuous, but present models are even often "non-continuous" among themselves.
That breaks with historical trends, when price hikes constituted a bigger share of the year-to-year growth.
The industry also hopes that the new readership figures will make an impression on advertisers, who have broken with historical patterns by retreating from newspapers despite an expanding economy.
The industry is also hopeful that the new readership figures will make an impression on advertisers, who have broken with historical patterns by retreating from newspapers despite an expanding economy.
Typically compelled by their attackers to choose between conversion to Christianity and death, the Ashkenazic Jews of northern Germany broke with historical precedent in no less striking a fashion.
WASHINGTON -- Vacancies at district courts are so high right now that they're "breaking with historical patterns" and burdening the judicial system like never before, according to a report released Tuesday by the nonpartisan Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
Administration officials cited dozens of previous national emergency declarations, insisting that Trump would not break with historical precedent by "unlocking" new pots of money for the border wall he seeks.
But the boutique library also breaks with the historical tradition of what made the grand libraries of modern America so great in the first place: practical educational resources for all walks of life, especially those who otherwise wouldn't have access.
Both can make and break codes with historical accuracy.
Massive, forbidding brick piers anchoring the exterior signaled a break with classical historical styles.
The tandem was an unprecedented break with this historical tradition of conservative autocracy.
