Sentence examples for historically been able from inspiring English sources

In any case, India has historically been able to absorb the influences of myriad cultures.

2) Pricing: Dignity has historically been able to drive through above-inflation price increases in both the funeral services and crematoria businesses.

Trevorrow had described the inclusion of certain shots in the film's trailers as "bananas", but had acknowledged that "this kind of marketing has historically been able to get a lot of people into theatres".

Because Telmex controls nearly all the landlines in Mexico, it has historically been able to charge a very high interconnection rate — the charge that one carrier bills another to complete a call to one of its customers.

National security is an issue that Republican presidential candidates have historically been able to dominate, but Trump may be the first guy in recent history to blow that for the party.

They seem to like it here too — they've won each of those games 2-0, in one of the few stadiums in the country where they've historically been able to generate something like a home crowd environment against this opposition.

In particular, he said that the quality of the new teachers was "surprisingly strong," and that the foreign recruits and the teaching fellows in particular would "reinvigorate" schools that have historically not been able to lure well-qualified recruits.

Also, MRI historically has been able to solve such issues.

McLaren have historically always been able to engineer their way out of difficult times, but at the moment they seem as bereft of ideas as the car is of sponsorship logos.

Members of boy bands have historically never been able to present any image other than one of extreme health, hygiene and togetherness.

Historically, athletes have been able to compete as independents, including athletes from countries that were either under United Nations sanctions or had not yet formed national organizing committees.