Sentence examples for historically characterized from inspiring English sources

This opacity historically characterized Japan's nuclear sector.

Few people who have engaged the maw of regulation that has historically characterized the Federal Communications Commission would be likely to call it the "Optimism Agency".

Winter has come to the vast, northernmost reaches of Canada, the sparsely populated area surrounding the Arctic Circle historically characterized by severely cold weather.

Geographers may speak of the Yazoo basin in the northwestern part of the state, but to the people of Mississippi it is the Delta, historically characterized by aristocratic plantation traditions and now a region of highly mechanized farming.

The USA's energy strategy was historically characterized by the import of energy.

Previous research has suggested that for forests historically characterized by frequent, low severity fire, thinning the forest can reduce the risk of carbon loss from wildfire [11, 12].

Its great distance historically characterizes especially the relationship between Europe and Korea – not only geographically, but also culturally.

If there's a moral to be extracted from either of these books, surely it has something to do with the uneasiness that historically has characterized our relationship to our bodies.

But in a region that has historically been characterized by the rivalries of its rulers, it remains to be seen which government will be the first to cut its cloth to fit available traffic.

The brokerage industry has not historically been characterized by dramatic and innovative technological change.

The Latvian district heating system historically is characterized with a high share of imported natural gas.