Sentence examples for historically be from inspiring English sources

The 115th Congress, upon assuming office in January, will historically be the most diverse.

Although exhibiting nothing like the hooliganism often associated with contemporary football fans, bullfighting crowds could historically be volatile.

In Billionaires' Row the developers merged multiple building lots, or purchased the "air rights" above adjacent properties to legally build taller than what would historically be allowed.

Consultants predict that this could historically be one of the lowest turnouts in New Jersey history, with well under 30percentt of registered voters going to the polls.

Britishness may historically be the imperial identity but, having been a duffel coat containing four home nations and many dependencies, its post-imperial incarnation is also quite baggy and undemanding: all you have to do to be British is to obey the law (most of the time), and know how to complain about the weather.

While it might historically be important to move some pieces from one side of the board to the other, a deeper perspective might lead us to chuck the board off the table and stop playing the game altogether in favour of recognising what was always right there in front of us all along.

More important historically is Carlos Acosta.

European imports have historically been fumigated.

Wisconsin, historically, is a strong union state.

(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).

Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.