Sentence examples for has historically been able from inspiring English sources

In any case, India has historically been able to absorb the influences of myriad cultures.

2) Pricing: Dignity has historically been able to drive through above-inflation price increases in both the funeral services and crematoria businesses.

Because Telmex controls nearly all the landlines in Mexico, it has historically been able to charge a very high interconnection rate — the charge that one carrier bills another to complete a call to one of its customers.

Trevorrow had described the inclusion of certain shots in the film's trailers as "bananas", but had acknowledged that "this kind of marketing has historically been able to get a lot of people into theatres".

Whether you think that Palin has perfected, perverted or merely performed the role of frontierwoman, her caribou-hunting, bear-evading shtick has helped situate her directly in the heart of the only tradition in which America has historically been able to celebrate its mighty women.

Ron Paul has historically been able to capitalise on his supporters' enthusiasm no matter where he is in the polls, and one doubts he would throw in the towel even if it meant campaigning from the back of a truck, so the cash contest is less important for him.

During large public forums, remote audiences have historically been able to watch the proceedings via webcast and to participate in these forums using a variety of software solutions.

National security is an issue that Republican presidential candidates have historically been able to dominate, but Trump may be the first guy in recent history to blow that for the party.

And that's why nations with stable, responsible governments — that is, governments that are willing to impose modestly higher taxes when the situation warrants it — have historically been able to live with much higher levels of debt than today's conventional wisdom would lead you to believe.

But Paul Krugman says national debt doesn't matter as much as we think because "… nations with stable, responsible governments — that is, governments that are willing to impose modestly higher taxes when the situation warrants it — have historically been able to live with much higher levels of debt than today's conventional wisdom would lead you to believe".

They seem to like it here too — they've won each of those games 2-0, in one of the few stadiums in the country where they've historically been able to generate something like a home crowd environment against this opposition.