Sentence examples for given historically from inspiring English sources

"Banks are given, historically, a large amount of stick for not being able to support small businesses," he said.

Credit conditions for many corporations remain tight, given historically high loan-to-deposit ratios at commercial banks.

Given historically low turnout rates in guild elections, the tally was a strong show of support for the tough stance taken by guild negotiators in their discussions with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.

They say these debt levels are not an "immediate concern", given historically low interest rates and a growing economy, "but should Australia experience a significant negative economic shock" the debt burden will impose a significant cost on the fiscal and economic outlook.

Given historically that polls get more accurate as we get closer to Election Day and the size of the leads in the polls (as high as 12 points in a recent Monmouth poll), is the election over?

For example, given historically poor data quality, non-Down's comorbidities are treated equally within PRAiS, although intuitively clinicians are aware that some conditions are more adverse (eg, extreme vs non-extreme prematurity).

Elite colleges have always served the wealthy and have historically given lip service to promoting economic diversity.

Market-makers have historically given back some of the money they make from spreads to retail brokers, under a practice called "payment for order flow".

European countries have stronger automatic stabilisers than most other nations because they have historically given better protection to their workers and retirees etc.

Many attributes that have historically given the U.S. its comparative advantage are now waning, but we should surely not wait for a calamity to give this challenge the attention it deserves.

Portable, tradable, convertible, easily hidden or given, gems have historically outwitted tyrants and patriarchs.