Sentence examples for historically argued from inspiring English sources

India is a climate lynchpin, as it has historically argued that southern countries cannot take action on climate change because they need to develop first.

Republican leaders historically argued in favor of disclosure.

The oil industry has historically argued that it deserved this handout, because it's in a business much riskier than, say, pouring steel or making cars.

It's possible for a passenger in this situation to seek compensation for such a delay, but airlines have historically argued with passengers about whether the flight's actual arrival time is when the wheels hit the ground, or when the aircraft doors open.

These remarks echo the sentiments of the GMC who have historically argued that a national exit examination cannot adequately substitute multiple years of cumulative assessment conducted by individual schools [ 7].

It has historically been argued that the modern textile industry including garment manufacturing is suited to early economies and plays a key role in the initial industrialization process.

Historically, Said argued, scholars writing about Islam were part of a larger project of dominance.

Historically, segregationists argued that white women would get venereal diseases from contact with black women in the bathrooms.

The historically minded argue for a Magna Carta day, whereas the politically correct suggest holidays celebrating "communities" and "volunteering".Sadly, not everyone is keen on increasing public holidays.

If you are investing for less than five years then stick to cash – even though interest rates are historically low, argues PatrickMr Connolly.

Historically, Roberts argues, Americans enjoyed the protection of what were termed "the Rights of Englishmen" by 18th-century jurist Sir William Blackstone, whose Commentaries on the Laws of England was a bestseller in the 13 colonies.