Sentence examples for given their historically from inspiring English sources

Not since 1902 have the club claimed the cup, a ludicrous record given their historically prominent standing.

He said: "There are 120,000 students who need representation from ULU, and given their historically low electoral engagement – around two per cent – the only way we could canvas opinion was to canvas each of the unions of each member college separately.

MUSLIMS in Scotland have historically given their allegiance to the Labour Party, long seen as the champion of the underdog.

My suspicion is that some of those chanting, many of whom could be considered historically privileged students and graduates, increasingly feel they share more with those rioters in August than the institutions to which they have historically given their tacit consent.

Whenever the relationship between Vietnam and America is in the global media, Vietnamese American writers are asked to give their thoughts on historically and politically fraught issues.

How ironic given that historically witch hunts have often involved sexually repressed men murdering women who refused to fall under their control!

But his rise was a bipartisan phenomenon as well, given Americans' historically low trust in government.

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.

Analysts say a wave of souring loans will have a magnified effect on the Chinese banking industry, given its historically weakened capital position.

Well, maybe over the long run not that much, given that historically speaking, the Yankees have been both the richest and the winningest team in Major League Baseball.

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.