Sentence examples for historically between from inspiring English sources

Among its findings was the close correlation, historically, between public outrage over certain drugs and their use by feared or hated minorities.

Niall Dickson, its chief executive, said NHS services were so stretched that it would have to go back to getting at least the 4%-a-year budget increases it enjoyed historically between its creation in 1948 and 2010.

Historically, between the years 500 and 700 C.E., Polynesians from the islands of Marques brought various plant species to Hawai'i with outrigger canoes.

A projection like that is outlandish on its face, as there isn't a clear line historically between tax cuts and growth, but it's especially laughable because there isn't even a bill yet.

Historically, between the birth of lil' baby Canada up until the 1950s, governments were prorogued sometimes for half of the year so parliamentarians could spend time in their local constituencies to address local issues.

A projection like that is outlandish on its face, as there isn't a clear line historically between tax cuts and growth, but it's especially laughable because there isn't even a bill yet.

Given that, however, there is a huge difference historiographically and historically between the experience of island areas and the mainland.

The papers will represent the cutting edge of scholarship at the interface between historically inflected work between the humanities and the social sciences.

American foreign policy has historically fluctuated between idealism and realism.

The ratio historically is between 8.1 and 14.4 and is now at 11.3.

"Clearly, there has been affinity historically, ideologically between the two progressive parties.