Sentence examples for has historically considered from inspiring English sources

Cinema has historically considered itself superior to television, with executives and critics frequently sneering that a movie or documentary has a "made-for-TV" feel.

With China the problem is its history, which stretches back so far it also comes close to being seen as a universal truth.Wang Gungwu, chairman of Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, says China is particularly irritated by America's sense of the immutability of its superpower status, especially in a region that China has historically considered its own sphere of influence.

The U.S. EPA has historically considered subclinical events as legitimate indicators of health effects; for example, elevations in molecular biomarkers for exposure were used as evidence of impaired biologic function in setting the 1978 NAAQS for lead (Marchant 2002).

Protestants have historically considered the police as their protectors against the Irish Republican Army, while Catholics have suffered routine harassment and worse.

"The result may be that funds that we would really consider within the sweet spot of what people have historically considered venture capital wouldn't qualify".

San Franciscans have historically considered their city to be laissez-faire and open-minded, which is probably why homosexuals have felt comfortable there.

"Policy makers have historically considered the needs of witnesses in devising protocols" for execution, said Dr. Mark Dershwitz, a professor of anesthesiology at the University of Massachusetts who has testified about the drugs used in lethal injection.

One must also consider what we mean by the term "public space", when much of what we have historically considered to be public space in cities is, in fact, shaded by private interest, in the form of sponsorship, advertising and private/public collaboration.

Even if the recipient isn't a true believer in the fortune-telling ability of the 78-card deck, its iconic symbolism is worth studying to learn about the ideas people have historically considered important.

Hydnellum spongiosipes is readily confused with H. ferrugineum, and several authors have historically considered the two species to be the same; molecular studies, however, indicate that the two fungi are closely related, but distinct.

Entrepreneurs, to truly impact people's lives, are increasingly going to need to understand policy and work with government, as the industries technology will disrupt are often regulated industries operating within areas many people have historically considered "government's job".