Sentence examples for built historical from inspiring English sources

MIT-educated Babson built historical and current economic data of every imaginable form but with one simple goal, to answer one question: Which of these four cyclical conditions are we in overexpansion, decline following overexpansion, steep recession or the improvement following steep recession?

The results identified three ways that students build historical explanation: chronicle without a historical sense; narration without a historical sense; and narration with a historical sense.

Councillor Barbara Williams said: "As well as highlighting Malvern's heritage, it could also be of interest to schools who can build historical educational projects around the original and new memorial.

Monitor your area's data and begin to build historical trends to reference.

But they are built from historical data.

But extremist subcultures are certainly tight cultures, and they are built on historical assumptions of male dominance.

As elsewhere, that needs to be built on historical truth, in which no one in power seemed much interested this week.

The reason these intervals are so wide is simply because they are built from historical data, and this isn't the first year that polls in primaries and caucuses have missed the mark.

This, together with the commissioning of a new Jürgen Ahrend organ built on historical principles, gave Williams almost unrivalled insight into the structure, history and performance practice of early keyboard instruments.

Like the OED, it is built on "historical principles", with dates for citations, impressing upon us the boisterous demotic creativity of our forebears, who were no less interested than we are in making up new ways to describe getting drunk (1650: "go to the scriveners and learn to make indentures").

Modern architecture built in historical urban contexts represents a demanding issue when its energy efficiency should be improved.