Sentence examples for has historically introduced from inspiring English sources
Intel has historically introduced new chip technologies into its products for servers first.
We assessed patterns of neutral genetic variation across this species' range using a variety of metrics to determine whether genetic diversity and population structure were influenced by recent selection via herbicide application and, in addition, to assess the likelihood that gene flow could introduce, or has historically introduced, resistance alleles to once-susceptible populations.
We've been hearing about a new, re-designed MacBook for some time now, and given that Apple has historically used September to introduce new products, it's reasonable to assume that we'll see some sort of action vis-à-vis the MacBook.
Lindsay Jones, who heads public policy for the National Center for Learning Disabilities, said after the hearing that Kline has "historically pushed" special education funding, "yet refuses to support any of the full funding bills that have been introduced, or to introduce his own".
While Green Dot has historically focused on pre-paid cards sold at retailers like Walmart, GoBank could introduce the company to a new kind of clientele.
H.P. has historically worked with partners for such technology — a strategy that has resulted in plummeting smartphone sales and tardiness in introducing mobile products.
(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).
Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.
Medway has historically had difficulties retaining staff.
With Jessie Ware, less has historically been more.
