Sentence examples for has historically been given from inspiring English sources
The recent increase in dune studies in North America has been heavily focused in the Great Plains, while less attention has historically been given to the dune fields east of the Mississippi River.
The expulsions mark an end to the general coddling of Mr Putin and to the priority that has historically been given to commercial interests in British policy towards Russia.
When performing an assessment of combined exposures to a discrete mixture, such as a formulated consumer product, whole mixture toxicity data has historically been given a higher priority than component-based approaches for human health [4, 10].
It has historically been given a variety of names, often based on its appearance, some of which translate as "mountain sheep", "wool deer", "nine tail cow", and "cow demon".
5FU has historically been given as a continuous infusion throughout treatment.
Police officers, like government forensic analysts, have historically been given a high degree of trust, and those who have challenged their testimony have typically been greeted with skepticism.
Unfortunately, spoken or written language have historically been given little attention in social psychology because it's a lot of work to collect and to analyze large samples of written or spoken text.
Many critics are also quick to point out that white coaches with bad numbers are often still considered a hot commodity by other schools when they are on the market, whereas black coaches have historically been given just one shot to prove their talent.
It hasn't historically been given the tools and resources and access to the intellectual capital to help the organization evolve.
Otologic methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection has historically been rare, but given the rise in community-acquired MRSA carriage and infection at other body sites, prevalence rates may be changing.
