Sentence examples for historical long from inspiring English sources

A historical long view is just one of the things that makes this book stand out.

"He pinches MARY MARTIN's BLEEP! and leaves," said Ms. Rodgers, who can offer the historical long view.

If you take the historical long view, the shifts we are now witnessing in evangelicalism reflect a central strand in its ideological DNA, namely its populist impulse.

The projects have been torn down and, taking a historical long view, the undeveloped space across the street was the location of the legendary red-light district Storyville.

However, in historical long duration missions, occurrences of monotony were, indeed, reported anecdotally by crew.

That would be in line with the historical long term return for stocks, all the while paying more cash than 10 year treasuries do.

He also looks at historical long-term margin trends to get a sense of where we are in the cycle.

Moreover, limited knowledge on the historical long-term performance of these new and alternative materials restricts their application.

In 2002, the site had a significant loss of soil carbon of 59 gC m−2 y−1 compared to the historical long-term carbon uptake of natural peat-lands.

A recurrent observation in this region, documented through interviews conducted for this study, is the existing limits in forecasting capacities, which are due to incomplete or unavailable historical, long-term climatic data as well as a lack of up-to-date technologies and experienced staff among climate institutions (Hellmuth et al. 2007; Baudoin et al. 2014).

In its seasonal bushfire outlook for 2014, the CRC noted: "The concept of an average or normal fire season becomes less meaningful as historical, long-term averages are surpassed by fire seasons that are regularly above average in either duration, area burnt, or in the total number of fires".