Sentence examples for has historically lived from inspiring English sources

Brussels's working-class population has historically lived in neighborhoods along the canal that was once the city's industrial waterway.

Some had never heard of the stadium project, let alone a team that has historically lived in the shadow of the older, more widely cheered Giants.

The problem is that the in-or-out binary question bypasses the reality of Scottish culture, which has, historically, lived out a duality.

Tutsi from Rwanda have historically lived in the eastern lake region.

This phenomenon is more emphasised on an island because people have historically lived more isolated.

But the Palestine Liberation Organization was founded in 1964 to lobby for the rights of the Arab people who had historically lived in lands that became part of Israel.

"I don't object to charging more rent," he said, "but not at the expense of the people who have historically lived in the community".

The indigenous Emberá, along with the Kuna and Wounaan, have historically lived on both sides of the border; for centuries they have shared the gap's rivers and forests with the descendants of Africans who escaped from Spanish slave ships.

About half are in Botswana, and the 3,000 or so who have historically lived in this grassy, undulating part of the desert are mostly of the Gwi and Gana subgroups, each speaking a language employing click sounds as extra consonants.

This frequently generates conflict between those who have historically lived in the area and those who have recently moved into the area attracted by the cultural landscape.

Most name changes occurred in the eastern regions of the country where minorities have historically lived.