Sentence examples for for example historically from inspiring English sources

The compensation committee, for example, historically included a number of chief executives from Wall Street firms.

For example, historically, military officers managed private contractors; now they share responsibility with business partners.

For example, historically Republican-leaning Anne Arundel County went just barely to Senator John McCain in 2008, despite the large military presence around Annapolis.

German libraries, for example, historically kept prohibited literature in a closely guarded Giftschrank or "poison cabinet". Some legal systems might see a quarantine system as the right balance, containing the spread of toxic messages without purging the archives completely.

Tech companies such as Google for example historically paid employees in shares that then shot up in value.

Bird die-offs, for example, have historically been among the best represented in the scientific literature.

For example, protozoan historically referred to a protist that has animal-like traits, such as the ability to move through water as though "swimming" like an animal.

Forest peoples, such as the Bambuti (Pygmies) of the Ituri Forest, for example, have historically specialized in hunting and fishing, while agriculture has remained secondary or is nonexistent.

What Trump has proposed is not: it is, conceptually, more like an internal deportation of the sort that Russia, for example, has historically inflicted on ethnic minorities.

Given the unprecedented nature of this collapse in productivity (see Chart 1.4 of the Autumn Statement for example), both historically and compared to other countries, it is the key to understanding the durability of any recovery.

Washington University's medical school, for example, is historically ranked number one or two by the NIH, yet there are no significant pharmaceutical or medical device firms in the entire state.