Sentence examples for given the historically from inspiring English sources

It is also theoretically possible, of course -- though unlikely given the historically low rates now being offered -- that the rate could be adjusted downward after five years.

A few readers and commentators have been concerned that the analogies of the current circumstance in American incarceration to the Soviet gulag or to American slavery are overblown, given the historically exceptional, and often fatal, reality of those things.

But given the historically negative depiction of African-Americans and the fact that more than 75percentt of the players in the N.B.A. are black, you would think that the players might raise their voices.

Indeed, as Justin Smirk, the senior economist with Westpac Economic Research has noted, given the historically low wage growth is occurring at a time hours worked is rising, you could argue wages are not performing as expected, but worse than they should be: Usually when hours worked rises, wage rises increase.

The size of corporate cash, which dipped briefly during the recent recession but is growing again, suggests that companies could be doing much more with their money — especially since they are earning little by parking it in bank accounts or government bonds, given the historically low interest rates.

And attacking Congress could definitely bolster House Democrats, who are in the minority and can benefit from anything that makes majority House Republicans more unpopular — though there is not much room for them to drop given the historically low poll numbers.

The people who cling to the idea that "political correctness" is a bad thing are afraid: afraid of how they'll be perceived by those less reverent to outdated hierarchies, afraid of the power that true equality can give the historically disenfranchised, afraid of having been wrong.

It is now so easy and so lucrative to mount a campaign for President that, even given the current historically crowded field, it's a wonder that still more people aren't running.

He also said that states had responded well when they had been given the resources and historically tended to respond well when they faced the risk of losing scarce funds.

All three found the draft bill, at best, problematic; the Intelligence and Security Committee ISCC) issued a scathing critique, which cut particularly deep given the Committee's historically close relationship to the security services.

Yet given the IRS's historically low audit rates, there is still plenty of opportunity for chicanery.