Sentence examples for had historically from inspiring English sources

The Hamieh clan had historically been one of Lebanon's toughest.

Sky News Australia's programming had historically been politically balanced.

In other words, the market held together even though banks had historically low bond inventories.

Natural Le Coultre's profits had historically been a few million dollars a year.

"We've not had, historically, an acquisition fund for museum collection," he said in a telephone interview.

It was a different kind of skill from the kind we had historically used.

The latter railroad had historically operated under the name Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company.

The department acknowledged that Britain had historically benefited from a net inward migration of research staff.

By pushing directors to center stage, regulators federalized what had historically been Delaware's role.

Leeds Food Aid Network said it had historically associated food poverty with people who were homeless.

"But once it plays out, the Democrats in the long run have had historically better returns".