Sentence examples for have historically seen from inspiring English sources

Oyster populations have historically seen spikes, Mr. Carey said.

Republicans have historically seen the deficit as an issue that plays to their political advantage.

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.

"But when faced with intransigence of the type we have historically seen in Bangladesh on worker safety issues, we are convinced that systemic change will only occur when companies take action together".

"We have historically seen a lot of success investing in both marketing concurrently with software and systems that help us to scale smarter," says Yacobovsky. "We will be continue to invest in both as part of this next round".

OLX says it currently boasts 70 million unique visitors each month across 90 countries, largely thanks to existing partnerships with services that have historically seen most of their growth in Latin-America and Asia (Friendster, MySpace Lat-Am, Fotolog etc)., while hi5 claims 60 million monthly unique visitors from 200 countries.

And analysts' recent downward estimate revisions are overshadowing their upward revisions to a greater extent than they have historically, (see chart).

"The army has historically seen itself as the guardian of Pakistan's stability and as a cleansing force in politics.

"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.

"We need regulation to maintain the mixed communities that work better than the ghettos and gated estates we've historically seen".