Sentence examples for high historically from inspiring English sources

Although input costs have moderated from historical highs reached this summer, cost inflation is still high, historically speaking up by 8% from roughly 10% last year so commodity costs will remain an issue in 2009.

Thus, although the Aussie dollar has eased in recent weeks, it remains high historically.

"The cost of waste management is very high historically," he said, due to the primary purpose of early reactors being to produce plutonium for bombs, and mismanagement.

That figure is high, historically speaking, and although after September 11th ridership fell as tourism slumped, the bigger picture still looks the same: too many passengers, too few cabs.

Real interest rates are over 400 basis points, relatively high historically and moving higher.

A lot of these would not be found in California now, Weiss pointed out, because energy prices there have been high historically compared to other parts of the country.

While no definitive agreement exists, estimated bighorn sheep populations were higher historically, suggesting an overall decline despite habitat and range having remained the same.

"But refinancing is still at a high level historically".

The justification for high prices historically has been that the money is needed to pay for drug development.

Although low-level marijuana arrests last year are down from their peak in 2000, they remain at very high levels historically.

The city responded to the campaign by permitting more open transfers to high-quality, historically-white schools.