Sentence examples for has historically kept from inspiring English sources

China has historically kept very tight control over the value of its currency.

She has historically kept a low profile, focusing on her work as a novelist and on raising the couple's children.

As I wrote in the magazine last month (now available online to non-subscribers), the Valley has, historically, kept as far away from Washington as possible.

The United States, like most advanced democracies, has historically kept a relatively clear line between the civilian command that gives orders and the military that follows them.

Unlike France or Germany, where funding and important art is somewhat balanced between major centers and smaller towns, Britain has historically kept its resources in its big cities, most notably London.

In it, Ms. Gadsby dissected stand-up as an art form, shared what it was like growing up gay in Tasmania and tore into the culture that has historically kept men on top, no matter their flaws.

Katter claimed Indigenous Australians had historically kept croc numbers in check by harvesting their eggs.

Governments that have historically kept tight control over private business activities are loosening up.

Plans for the celebration have Chinatown's mainland and Taiwanese factions, who have historically kept their distance, working together.

Mosquitoes have historically kept human populations down worldwide, and still do in much of the third world.

In one instance, an entire engineering college is devoted to graduating innovators by tearing down the academic silos that have historically kept students narrowly focused on their major.