Such ballots have historically broken in favor of Republicans.
After all, filibusters historically broke when public opinion went against the Senate minority.
The absentee ballots from Floridians abroad, due by midnight tonight, have historically broken for Republicans, and returns trickling in from around the state appeared to raise Mr. Bush's slender lead.
She knew AMC historically broke even financially, and chatter among senior management was that Mark had received clear direction from the board to focus on "not losing money". One way to boost the center's financial results was to increase patient volume, which surely was behind Mark's new strategic plan.
Feminism in America can be historically broken into 3 waves, as far as I understand.
In 1950, less than three full seasons after historically breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball, Jackie Robinson co-stared with Ruby Dee in The Jackie Robinson Story.
Historically, breaking bad news is a skill that has generally been under-emphasized in training programmes.
Though it has historically been broken down into two parts, military and non-military, the non-military segment now includes -- to name just a few -- business people, NGO workers, students studying abroad, those married to foreign spouses, wanderers and missionaries.
The Gynecologic Oncology Group has historically performed ground-breaking, practice-changing clinical trials in women's cancers.
Almost two years ago, historically Inuit lands broke away from the Northwest Territories to form a new territory, Nunavut.
Because law firm alliances allow small firms to compete more readily against large firms for big corporate clients, they have also been used to help lawyers historically unable to break into that part of the market.
