Sentence examples for historically accused from inspiring English sources
Detractors have historically accused charters of skimming the best students, those whose parents are most committed, from the poorest schools.
He said he planned to alert law enforcement after making the research public, though the Russian government has not historically pursued accused hackers.
Historically, businesses can be accused of under-utilising their datacentres; they often buy more hardware than is needed in order to handle peaks and to prepare for unanticipated surges of demand, such as the opening of the London Stock Exchange trading day.
North Korea has accused Malaysia, historically one of the Hermit Kingdom's few allies, of having an "unfriendly attitude," and pointed to "holes and contradictions" in the Malaysian account of what happened.
Updike's official archivists dismiss Moran's collection as historically unimportant and accuse him of a gross invasion of privacy.
Opponents of Confederate symbols see them as celebrations of racism and slavery, but their defenders say they are historically important and accuse critics of erasing the past or attacking white or Southern heritage.
She said Kavanaugh has concluded that banning assault weapons is unconstitutional because they haven't historically been banned, accusing his reasoning of being "far outside the mainstream of political thoughts".
Historically, entrepreneurs outside Silicon Valley were accused of being replicators — copying and adapting successful models pioneered in San Francisco or Palo Alto.
The governor did not directly criticize Justice Wallace, but he has repeatedly said that he intends to change the historically liberal court, which he has accused of overstepping its authority.
And six women have accused the school — an iconic historically black university — of mishandling sexual assault allegations.
