Sentence examples for historically been better from inspiring English sources
And they contained corporate issues which the ratings agencies have historically been better at assessing.
This year's annual report shows that diversity has increased both in fields where women and minorities have historically been better represented, such as education and the arts and humanities, and in those where they have not.
A new academic study concludes that poll questions about expectations – which ask people whom they think will win – have historically been better guides to the outcome of presidential elections than traditional questions about people's preferences.
As a New Yorker, I have no problem saying poseurs have often historically been better New Yorkers than us natives; Sonic Youth is of the city owing to how much they love the city.
And therein may lie the rub: British engineers have historically been better at designing cars than manufacturing them in any quantity.Whereas F1 racing will provide all the marketing McLaren needs (provided the team can get back onto a winning streak), the new sports cars will still need to be ground-breaking to succeed.
Ervin: Companies that grow their dividends have historically been better performers than those who don't.
"Media consumption is less personal than, say, a Facebook page, a text message or a phone conversation," says Mr. Lanctot of Razorfish, "and so historically is better suited to be ad-supported".
To be sure, the government could only change the composition of the workforce over any politically realistic timescale by preferring relatively unqualified black candidates over white candidates, in a context where whites historically have been better educated than blacks.
An informed commentator might have assumed that, in England and Wales, the Office for National Statistics ONSS) had been overestimating the population because historically it has been better at counting immigrants than emigrants.
Historically, Amazon has been better at this game than Google.
"Historically, Republicans have been better at funding research and development and Democrats have been better at funding services," says Lieberman, the former APA president.
