Sentence examples for by historically from inspiring English sources

Homebuyers also have been enticed by historically low interest rates.

This run on property is fuelled by historically low interest rates.

There, she worked to expedite civil rights cases filed by historically vulnerable communities ravaged by pollution.

Deep recessions have been followed by historically weak recoveries characterised by falling real wages and cuts in benefits.

The ongoing reforms are located within and impacted by historically difficult federal-province relations and a highly contested political climate.

But by historically meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in Friday, Pyongyang has shown what is most important.

Environmental disturbance regimes are more frequently being altered by historically novel events and disturbance interactions, which may trigger reorganizations of new ecosystem states and processes.

While pay has started to recover in recent years – boosted by historically low inflation – post-Brexit uncertainty is expected to put this much-needed recovery on hold.

It was a black-and-white toile by Pierre Frey, embellished with brightly colored embroidery by Historically Inaccurate Decorative Arts; it was not brightly colored toile.

Lincoln Center has now embarked upon a physical transformation similar to that experienced by historically conscious audience members crossing the plaza.

Teachers, ministers, doctors and businessmen made their homes in the neighborhood, which is bordered at one end by historically black Alabama State University.