Sentence examples for built historically from inspiring English sources

Besides, stereotypes and prejudices suffered by Fulani pastoralists are constructed in the community and media discourses and have been built historically and culturally.

One such proposal by Melissa Russell and Kerry Garikes, entitled "L-oop Connectivity"—which had echoes of the system's closed-entry problem (an issue VICE has reported on in this space)—would add pedestrian-friendly transfers between unconnected stops that were built historically separate.

"All global manufacturers, whether General Motors, Ford, Chrysler or VW, build historically in the markets in which we sell".

In the mid-20th century, organ builders began to build historically inspired instruments modelled on Baroque organs.

And as these filters are built out historically and across our social groups and cloud, the views into that data will be increasingly valuable to us both personally and in our business.

The concern is we may lose the chance to build our historically small support base.

Supporters of PR should find that a compromise worth making to build the historically elusive consensus for reform.

Sometimes an adviser can help reconcile a collector's personal taste with the desire to build a historically coherent collection.

In January 2011, President Obama and now-departing Chinese President Hu Jintao met and issued a communiqué boldly detailing joint undertakings and proposing to build a historically unprecedented partnership between America and China.

With the death of the townhouse plan and after other failed proposals over 25 years, preservationists see this as the last chance to build something historically significant and economically beneficial on the deteriorating seven-acre site, where, among other things, the Colt revolver and the nation's first skein of sewing silk were born.

Interpretation and Social Knowledge suggests a different route, offering a way forward for an antinaturalist sociology that overcomes the opposition between interpretation and explanation and uses theory to build concrete, historically specific causal explanations of social phenomena.