Sentence examples for experiencing historically from inspiring English sources

The vote was a much-needed win for Ms. Gillard, whose government is experiencing historically low poll numbers.

Pundits will no doubt point out that the roof is not the only thing falling in around Ms. Gillard, whose government is experiencing historically low poll numbers.

Almost all serious economic forecasts project that America will still be experiencing historically high levels of unemployment in 2012.

With the nation's most populous city now experiencing historically low crime rates, even some conservative critics are making an about-face.

Although there is much reported on so-called epidemics of NCDs in LMICs, this may partly reflect relatively large proportions of NCD mortality in populations also experiencing historically low levels of overall mortality, particularly in Asia.

At its worst, it repeats the violence they have experienced historically and continue to experience.

Ecological models built on phenomenological relationships and behavior of the past may not be robust under novel conditions of the future because global changes are producing environmental conditions that forests have not experienced historically.

Why not hire senior citizens who are experienced, historically more dependable and strapped for cash or emotionally bored with retirement?

Over time, Rivera and Lillis's friendship blossomed into romance, and the couple relish an intimate artist-muse relationship, as so many male artists have experienced historically.

Without certain bacteria that we have experienced historically and that our bodies evolved to cohabitate with, bad bacteria are able to proliferate.

But he stressed that Congress, which has often paid the FEC scant attention, needs to focus more on the bipartisan agency, which has also experienced historically high levels of inaction in recent years -- largely the product of ideological battles among commissioners.