Sentence examples for historically been made from inspiring English sources
Many of Ramsay's shows have historically been made by Optomen Productions, which was bought by All3Media in 2010.
The unambiguous clarity of Martin's stance is not the stuff of which Fianna Fail has historically been made.
People increasingly ask whether talent is overcompensated and whether it's quite the unalloyed good it has historically been made out to be.
For the most part, Lyft's driver base has historically been made up by folks who aren't commercially licensed by local authorities.
Meteorological observations have historically been made at a variety of places: on board naval and commercial shipping vessels, at magnetic observatories, lighthouses, ports, hospitals, and aerodromes, to name but a few.
Smaller but better funded than other rebel groups, ISIS has historically been made up of foreign jihadists from Arab countries - particularly Iraq, but also Libya, Tunisia, and Saudi Arabia - Russia's north Caucasus, and Europe.
Medals historically have been made of freshly mines ores.
Legal concepts that historically had been made complicated in contracts were explained in lay terms.
42 officially recognized bands exist for LTE, however rollouts are coalescing around the more-popular bands, based on what historically has been made available in specific regions.
The number of lobular carcinomas showing E-cadherin mutations varies between studies and no doubt reflects pathologist behaviour; diagnosis historically has been made utilising the full suite of features detailed above, but awareness that E-cadherin inactivation as a major molecular alteration with consequent cellular discohesion may have influenced more recent diagnostic behaviour.
