Sentence examples for historically characterised from inspiring English sources

When Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld were making Seinfeld, they shied away from this cosy didacticism that had historically characterised so many other American sitcoms.

Mediterranean cities have been historically characterised by the archetypal image of density, urban complexity and social diversity.

Officials in Ethiopia's largest ethnically-defined states recently began working to improve diaspora-homeland relations, historically characterised by ethnically-mobilized support for opposition and insurgency.

Historically characterised by high flood hazards, the Bisagno Valley was recently affected by a flood event on 9 October 2014, less than three years after the tragic flood event of 4 November 2011 when six people died, including two children.

Despite the endless list of clichés that historically have characterised the region, inequality is staggering and mainly responsible for curbing development.

Since the Early Modern Period the food of England has historically been characterised by its simplicity of approach and a reliance on the high quality of natural produce.

Deep recessions have been followed by historically weak recoveries characterised by falling real wages and cuts in benefits.

Primate reintroduction has been characterised historically by a lack of assessment and systematic monitoring after release.

The Atlantic Forest biome is characterised by historically high deforestation rates (Dean [1997]), resulting in a highly fragmented area with numerous isolated and disperse forest fragments in a landscape dominated by agricultural production systems (Nehren et al. [2013]; Ribeiro et al. [2009]).

This is in direct contrast to S. sonnei, where historically the population is characterised by recent colonisation of countries and dominant pandemic lineages, with frequent inter-country and inter-continental transmission and repeated strain replacement (Holt et al., 2012).

This no doubt reflects in part the broad distribution of wealth and education that have also characterised the country historically.