Sentence examples for had historically become from inspiring English sources

Many in Poland, while not averse to Lithuania's claim, felt that Lithuania itself had historically become a part of a wider Polish cultural realm and sought to resurrect some form of the common political entity that had existed until 1795.

And most importantly why domestic space has historically become such an important if not crucial reference for our way of living?

The barriers they erect destroy the ebb and flow through which newcomers have historically become part of the mainstream and moved into the middle class.

Secondly, subgroups of researchers have historically become mired in what we call philosophical deadlock, wherein the evidence provided by one group does not address the concerns of another and vice versa.

I felt that an examination of these mood swings from negrophilia to negrophobia might be a useful way to see how black people have historically become objects of affection or derision, and continue to be.

Long-term thinking is key to his outlook but with the winter closing in and points at a premium, chairmen have historically become nervous as the first payment of Premier League broadcast money lands in the accounts and they realise what they can't live without.

The result was that stocks that had historically been weaker became stronger, and vice versa.

But the Palestine Liberation Organization was founded in 1964 to lobby for the rights of the Arab people who had historically lived in lands that became part of Israel.

During the past 20 years, several islands – including Flores, Ambon and Bali – that had historically been free of rabies have become infected.

Citing Ernst documents, the S.E.C. said the audit firm had identified Bally as a high-risk client in part because former Ernst auditors who had become Bally executives had "historically been aggressive in selecting accounting principles and determining estimates".

Unlike house cleaners, grandparents, and others who had historically provided childcare, teen-age girls became more readily available.