Sentence examples for has historically created from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaufman has historically created stories that explore deeply interior spaces, often those between someone's ears.

CUNY has historically created new educational options for the sons and daughters of its graduates.

"Next-gen has historically created a bit of a challenge for all games from a numbers standpoint," Mr Rubin told the BBC.

Due to the fire-resistance of large pine trees, repeated fires combined with other disturbances have historically created and maintained relatively open structurally complex stands consisting of multiple age cohorts of trees (Kuuluvainen and Aakala 2011).

Think about what a shift this is from the way we have historically created products and services in the world of sports.

The U.S. and Europe today have aging societies and local economies that have historically created more jobs than there are people to fill them.

By working with private partners who can commercialize these technologies, policymakers have historically created new opportunities for global industries that U.S. companies and workers often lead.

The same processes which have historically created dog breeds are still ongoing, and create further subdivision within current dog breeds.

The wide range across which African malaria transmission intensity has historically varied therefore creates the counterintuitive situation in which successful application of the best tools available can be accurately and simultaneously described, as a glass that is either almost full or almost empty.

Marvel comics have historically been created almost exclusively by white men; the major super-properties are almost entirely white guys.

New chemical products have historically been created by combining a broad knowledge of existing chemical products with scientific experimentation.