Sentence examples for historically adopted from inspiring English sources

Our fans historically adopted the chant as a defence mechanism in order to own the term and thereby deflect anti-semitic abuse.

He is clearly being enlisted in "Art21" to represent the utopian visionary, a role artists have historically adopted when it suited them.

Computer scientists have historically adopted quite different views on data (and thus on data management and data analysis) than statisticians, natural scientists, social scientists, and nearly everyone else who uses computation as a tool toward some downstream goal.

A conservative on practically every issue in a state in which successful Republicans have historically adopted a mixture of positions that make them hard to place on an ideological spectrum, he was swept into the Senate in 1994 by the national surge of support for Republicans.

The redesigned bill includes a digital code that smartphone users can scan to see a timeline of currency used in the region, set against images of cowrie shells, which were used as currency in Nigeria before 1700, and manilla, a horseshoe-shaped metal bracelet that was historically adopted by Europeans to acquire slaves.

"Our fans historically adopted the chant as a defence mechanism in order to own the term and thereby deflect anti-Semitic abuse.

Why Do Gay Men Historically Adopt Female Stars as Their Icons?

Tobacco companies historically have adopted a rhetorical framework that emphasizes personal responsibility for smoking to deflect any hint of culpability for tobacco-related harms.

Historically, Americans have adopted children left parentless by war: 8,000 Japanese and European orphans were adopted in the late 1940's; thousands more came from Korea a decade later.

Inspired by what anthropologists call gift culture – the oldest and historically most widely adopted model of economy – we're converting an old pig barn into a moneyless pub, workshop space and dormitory, there to be used by the community (both local and further afield) completely for free.

Historically government has adopted a revenue-oriented leasing method for inland capture fisheries.