Sentence examples for historically been the case from inspiring English sources

This has historically been the case with contagious diseases.

"It's historically been the case that weaker powers have sought to constrain stronger powers through the mechanisms of international legal structures".

"We have to assert our role much more as a government of Scotland for the people of Scotland than has historically been the case since devolution.

It is widely assumed that the upcoming Presidential election will be decided by an electorate that is far more ideological than has historically been the case.

It has also, of course, historically been the case that the successful launch of a BRT scheme does great things for the public profile (and future electoral prospects) of a mayor.

As the figures spiralled upwards, driven by aggressive sales and marketing, it quickly became clear that to let editors run the show, as had historically been the case, was to put the lunatics in charge of the asylum.

"In the North Wales Credit Union we are seeing more and more people, and not so much from lower income backgrounds which maybe historically was the case," he said.

"More democrats than historically was the case are willing to stand up to the unions to some degree".

This change is particularly significant in New York City, where longstanding District Attorney led diversion programs have historically been the primary vehicles for diverting cases to treatment.

"These demographic changes imply continued low or even declining trend growth rates in employment, which in turn imply that future recessions will be deeper, and will have slower recoveries, than historically has been the case".

That historically has been the case.