Sentence examples for historic terms from inspiring English sources

In historic terms, this development is new and unexpected.

"What we need," he said, "are projects rooted in technical and historic terms".

But he added that in historic terms, "it's an interesting twist".

A bit of context: in historic terms, Afghanistan is the world's top exporter of refugees.

Only in recent times, he added, "has the president begun to see this in historic terms".

But when we look at them in historic terms, what were they doing to their people?

Sihanouk's grand idea was to redefine the historic term "Khmer" to include a wide range of ethnic identities.

Novorossiya, an historic term that Mr Putin invoked to justify Russia's intervention in south-east Ukraine, was notably absent from his state of the nation speech.

The historic term mathematical programming, broadly synonymous with optimization, was coined in the 1940s before programming became equated with computer programming.

To win power for a fourth historic term, Labour needs to sustain and nurture the 1997 coalition that united traditional Labour voters with the centre ground.

Yuh-Line Niou (D) has officially started her historic term as the first Asian-American representative of New York City's Chinatown in State legislature. .