Sentence examples for has historically seen from inspiring English sources
"The army has historically seen itself as the guardian of Pakistan's stability and as a cleansing force in politics.
"Is this the reversal of the talent diaspora that Canada has historically seen and [the] beginning of the US brain drain?" he asked.
American officials have spent years trying to persuade Pakistan to sever ties with the Taliban and the Haqqani network, one of its most dangerous factions, which Islamabad has historically seen as reliable proxies to advance Pakistani interests in Afghanistan and blunt Indian influence there.
The bookseller's schedule has historically seen price drops and new model announcements before or during the back to school season.
The global oil market has historically seen annual growth of 1.4 million barrels a day for decades, and this rate has continued from 2014 to the present.
The kind of lightning that has historically seen inventions, such as a new temporary glue give rise to the Post-it Note.
"You're seeing more of the small-scale attacks in Baghdad than we've historically seen from Al Qaeda in the past," said Brig.
That prices rebounded is not remarkable, but the strength of the recovery is "way beyond what we've historically seen," Mr. Banks said.
Many Finnish customs are closely associated with forests, which Finns have historically seen not as dark foreboding places but rather as offering refuge and shelter.
