Sentence examples for historic relationships from inspiring English sources

Any Indians who speak in exclusionary terms do not represent the historic interests or the historic relationships of Indians and blacks".

Shocks are still likely: for instance, the size of the bubble and scale of the bust may overturn historic relationships such as that between unemployment rates and credit-card losses.

And Broadway — a native trail, a Dutch path, an English road and an American icon — still defiantly angles across the rigid grid of the Commissioners Plan, helping us see historic relationships in a city with an otherwise short memory".

A fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the recipient in 1992 of its Talcott Parsons prize in social sciences, he also continued to probe the historic relationships of technology and science to the economy.

"The U.S. has not engaged Afghanistan's neighbors — Iran, Pakistan, China, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan," writes Sethna, and yet these countries' "historic relationships are decisive" to working effectively with local warlords and ethnic groups.

The varied meanings of lesbian since the early 20th century have prompted some historians to revisit historic relationships between women before the wide usage of the word was defined by erotic proclivities.

WHAT is France's historic relationship with Mali?

An historic relationship is there all the time".

The only thing that remains is ephemeral -- a historic relationship.

"This has been a long and historic relationship.

Most strikingly, these programmes reinforce the historic relationship with landscape.