Sentence examples for has historically been built from inspiring English sources

What role can darkness play in improvised music, which has historically been built on a spirit of earnest collaboration and bright, restorative energy?

Spain has historically been built as the Castillian state, with Madrid being the metropolis, and any attempt at opening it to other Iberian nations has been rejected with violence.

The problem is twofold; transport has historically been built from south to north and no one northern city has dominated the region in the way London has the South East.

13, Oct. 19, Feb. 1, and March 1 — the October date has historically been built into the calendared school year) in 2011 201212 have been designed as work days for teachers to focus on student results and create ways to improve learning outcomes.

Things like a patient identifier had historically been built by a segment of the company.

"Despite the mythologies that have historically been built up around particular individuals in science and mathematics, I personally believe that it is the networks that researchers belong to that are most predictive of their success," he says.

The risk-free rate has historically been the rock around which a financial system is built.

The church was built in the Gothic style, and has historically been associated with the Stanley family of Alderley.

A few waste-to-energy gasification plants have been built in Europe and Asia, where landfilling is more difficult and energy has historically been more costly.

We need to build and rebuild alliances — and law has historically been one of our best tools for doing so.

Housing has historically been affordable in the area because it's relatively easy to build homes there.