Sentence examples for has historically gone from inspiring English sources

That is not a message that has historically gone down well in America, where cultural hostility to Marxism, socialism and communism has been the norm.

Financing for the suppression of fires on national wild land has historically gone up after years with bad fires and then dropped precipitously after periods with few fires.

The job is typically reserved for an American, much as the IMF's top position has historically gone to a European and the role of UN Secretary General has been held by a citizen of "the third world".

The I.M.F. has historically gone to great lengths to help nations stay solvent, often by providing large loans that they can use to stay current on debts or to shore up currencies.

According to that model, beating the market was as simple as being invested in stocks on the days when the market has historically gone up the most and remaining in cash at all other times.

Still, though, in this city, which is just over half black and nearly a third Latino, the support of those ethnic groups has historically gone to Mr. James, and there were few indications heading into today's election that that would change.

Protectionism and nativism have historically gone hand in hand.

The Steelers have historically gone about football the way people in Pittsburgh have gone about their lives.

Social and religious conservatism and economic populism have historically gone hand-in-hand in a state that, for many decades, consisted largely of small farms and mill towns.

These are the kinds of questions that have historically gone along with an overriding concern with the welfare of "everyday Americans," but they are not pleasant ones for the campaign, because in each case, a clear answer would alienate an element of the Democratic Party.

Micro-apartments and tricked-out tiny houses have become trendy elsewhere in the U.S., but Carmel Place has been controversial in advance of its opening this spring, partly because, in New York, small living quarters have historically gone hand in hand with substandard conditions.