Sentence examples for historically challenged from inspiring English sources

Here are some facts that even this historically challenged committee would have to acknowledge as accurate.

You get names thrown at you like "historically challenged" or even "stupid".

The figure points to live streaming's potential to be a growth opportunity at a company that's otherwise been historically challenged with regard to signing up new users in large numbers.

The world's largest coal company filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, citing a "historically challenged" market for its carbon-intensive fuel.

It didn't deliver on projected iPhone and iPad sales, but recorded a rise in service revenue and improvements in sales in China, a market that has been historically challenging for American hardware companies.

Approaching highly stable and repeatable ultra-high zTave for Te-free materials has been historically challenging over the past century though exciting progress with zTave well above 1.10 was made recently.

Obtaining reliable estimates of mutation rates and the effects of new mutations on fitness has been historically challenging for a number of reasons.

Policing the seafood industry has historically been challenging because even the most experienced fishmongers are hard pressed to distinguish certain steaks or fillets without the benefit of scales or fins.

Obtaining estimates of mutation rates and effects has historically been challenging, and little theory has been available for predicting the distribution of fitness effects (DFE); however, there have been recent advances on both fronts.

Historically, people have challenged injustices.

These findings support the value of CTCs as a prognostic biomarker in metastatic HCC and suggest future potential roles for CTCs in treatment decision-making as well as for stratification in clinical research, which historically has been challenged by the great prognostic heterogeneity of this disease [ 29].