Sentence examples for have historically shown from inspiring English sources

CUNY students have historically shown higher levels of civic engagement.

Human beings have historically shown they can't follow rules and stick to what is reasonable".

More important, investors have historically shown a "home bias" in their portfolio allocation.

Hindi films have historically shown a similar disregard for simple facts while portraying South India.

Palm said that voters have historically shown prejudice against teams that did not win their conference, which would hurt Auburn.

Western governments have historically shown few qualms about attempting to engineer new civil and political structures in developing countries when it has suited their strategic and commercial interests.

But we have an advanced economy, the kind that has historically shown great ability to adapt to changed circumstances.

In part because its size gives it more muscle than other studios, Warner has historically shown a willingness to rewrite the blueprints for the home entertainment business.

But CBS has historically shown the Grammys live on the East Coast and on tape delay on the West Coast, and did so again on Sunday.

Wormald adds: "My review has found that in the context of these issues the department has historically shown less willingness to follow up specific allegations relating to individual schools than I would expect to be the case now".

AS WELL AS ERRATIC DECISIONS 9. (C/NF) Media mogul Berlusconi might be gaffe-prone when speaking off the cuff, but he has historically shown himself astute at strategic messaging.