Sentence examples for further historically from inspiring English sources

Further, historically a lower proportion of Roma children enroll in primary school compared with non-Roma children [ 30], thus the children in our sample may comprise a select subset of Roma children.

Further, clothing historically has served not only to decorate or conceal the body but also to protect it, both physically and metaphorically.

In addition, we counter the claim made by some commercial salvors who use trawl damage as an excuse to salvage artifacts from wrecks, further destroying historically significant sites for profit.

The visual exaltation of a man-made bowl of light further resonates historically with 19th century American landscape paintings and photographs, which did something similar for nature.

Rhino horn, the program further explains, has historically been coveted by men in Yemen, who make dagger handles from them, and Chinese doctors, who grind them for medicine.

Second, increased immigration enforcement might further disrupt the historically cyclical pattern of Mexican migration.

A further source of historically decisive importance is the fact that the five regular polyhedra are treated in Euclid's Elements of Geometry, a work that for Kepler, especially in the Platonic approach of Proclus, has a central position.

This distinction between a community of practice and a learning community has taken on heightened importance as increasing curriculum standardisation and high stakes assessments further narrow the historically fragile opportunities for deep and collaborative teacher learning within the traditionally structured academic department.

The 11th Congressional District, which includes much of this area as well as some Bay Area suburbs and areas further south, is historically conservative.

Office rent is historically cheap further east.

In America, the status and health issues involved in the segmented presentation of food have historically been further complicated by the influence of mass marketing.