Sentence examples for historically changes from inspiring English sources

"Historically, changes seem to come only after a big catastrophe.

Historically, changes in the default rate on credit cards have tended to track changes in the unemployment rate, with the notable exception of late 2005 and early 2006.

Historically, changes in lateral asymmetry with aging were often reported, and proposed to constitute a basic phenomenon reflecting compensational adaptations in response to age-related changes in neural processing.

Historically, changes in the methylation of CpG residues in DNA were the first noted effects of aging on chromatin [ 32, 33], and have been widely studied [ 34, 35].

Younger people have historically changed employers more frequently as they try to find a job that suits them, said Guzzo.

Among its findings, which historically changed the face of philosophy, are that traditional metaphysics is over (Aviii x, Axix xx, Bxiv xv), and that proofs for God's existence are done with (A631 42/B659 70).

Actions of nonviolent civil disobedience have historically changed both our culture and our laws because they require both courage and risk, and are often motivated and sustained by faith.

Changes in actual stock buybacks have historically followed changes in new stock buybacks closely.

Historically, management changes about every two years, leading to higher than average portfolio turnover.

However, this gendered division concerning the performance of core vs. auxiliary chores, alternated in response to historically induced changes in the rural economy.

"We used [a computer model to track] 300 years of tide gauge measurements to reconstruct how sea level responded historically to changes in the amount of heat reaching the Earth from the Sun, the cooling effects of volcanic eruptions, and past human activities," said Dr Jevrejeva.