Sentence examples for historically built on from inspiring English sources

The issues exposed by the #MeToo movement are not new or rare in an industry historically built on a French hierarchical system — one that's unlikely to change overnight, author and former New York Times restaurant critic Ruth Reichl said last night.

When you first started investing in properties in 1958, that is a business historically built on debt?

Medical device manufacturers have historically built their products by focusing on function way before form.

And we have historically built an economy that has lifted all boats in our country on that basis and the argument for other parts of our country is, it's about job creation.

What role can darkness play in improvised music, which has historically been built on a spirit of earnest collaboration and bright, restorative energy?

Germany's architectural critics were queueing up yesterday to savage the new, squat, custard-coloured US Embassy, built on one of the country's most historically and emotionally charged parcels of land.

American political dynasties historically have been built on power passed from fathers to sons, brothers to brothers, even husbands to wives: the Adamses, the Kennedys, the Bushes, the Clintons.

This ethnographically and historically informed research is built on strong interdisciplinary connections, often to fields as remote from anthropology as design and engineering.

"This is what 'democracy' looks like"—historically, in a country like ours built on slavery and genocide.

The Lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) (Succi 2001) built on the Boltzmann equation and historically derived from the Lattice Gas Cellular Automata LGCAA) methods (Wolf-Gladrow 2000), is an emerging alternative to the Navier Stokes (NS) based methods for the simulation of fluid flows.

They are typically built on a much larger scale, and historically their costs have been much lower.