Sentence examples for has historically been called from inspiring English sources
In the only simulacrum of a platform fight this year, conservatives inserted language opposing recognition of "other living arrangements as equivalent to marriage," adding, just to drive the point home, that "legal recognition and the accompanying benefits afforded couples should be preserved for that unique and special union of one man and one woman which has historically been called marriage".
Target audience is a mass of potential customers grouped into a labeled category – this category has historically been called your target audience for decades.
Many other stimuli can also induce an irreversible growth arrest which has historically been called senescence even though the arrest is not telomere based [ 14].
He said balls up in the zone have historically been called balls in part because they are mistakes — other than power pitchers like Bob Feller or Nolan Ryan, pitchers are taught to keep the ball down.
Because of the instrumental role of St. Jacob Baradaeus, bishop of Edessa (died 578), in organizing their community, they have historically been called Jacobites, though they reject this name because they trace their founding to the Apostle Peter rather than to Baradaeus.
The company combines cultural performances with explorations of the harbour, pointing out what the different parts have historically been called and used for.
The number of long-distance calls has historically been more sensitive than the number of local calls to the health of the nation's economy, so that these revenues may grow very slowly in a downturn.
This is why some patients call methadone the "orange handcuffs" (it has historically been dispensed in orange-flavored liquid).
Sydney's Bondi Beach has historically been the scene of a huge dance party on New Year's Eve, called Shore Thing.
It has historically been assumed that TC concentrations determine PFC concentrations which in turn determine interstitial cortisol concentrations; the so called 'cortisol cascade'.
