Sentence examples for historical making from inspiring English sources

The article concludes that nineteenth-century variations in the institutional architecture and the administrative practices of the various national systems were the consequence of the historical making of an asymmetric international patent system.

Implied volatilities on CME short-term options are even slightly below historical averages, making this a fairly priced speculation.

Yellen said mortgage rates remained "quite low by historical standards," making housing affordable.

However, it is also a historical account, making use of real documents and accounts of people who knew Francia.

But even here there's a lack of historical explanation, making the 2003 invasion look like a spontaneous crime.

His exhaustive research and vast knowledge on a range of historical subjects made him a noted expert on rare historical artifacts.

The reason is that historical data had to be aggregated at the national level and that lack of valid historical data made the use of crude proxies inevitable.

Many of the cultural and historical passages make fascinating reading.

Nor does the historical arc make progress easy to assess.

A visit to the 149-year-old historical society makes selfish nostalgia pale.

Such historical awareness makes blind idolatry impossible, and that's a healthy thing.