Sentence examples for historically created from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaufman has historically created stories that explore deeply interior spaces, often those between someone's ears.

CUNY has historically created new educational options for the sons and daughters of its graduates.

The historically created anxiety about continued existence is not always a force for good: Israeli destructiveness hurts others and contradicts the state's sense of moral purpose.

"Next-gen has historically created a bit of a challenge for all games from a numbers standpoint," Mr Rubin told the BBC.

It allows you to interact with people who have this information as opposed to just consume information that was historically created.

Due to the fire-resistance of large pine trees, repeated fires combined with other disturbances have historically created and maintained relatively open structurally complex stands consisting of multiple age cohorts of trees (Kuuluvainen and Aakala 2011).

The Boston Consulting Group is the latest set of financial experts to release a study showing that mergers historically create the most value when done right after a merger boom.

Historically, creating infrastructure needed huge investment.

Historically, creating and managing multiple facets of one's identity is not a OSN-specific phenomenon but part of everyday life.

Historically, creating an accurate 3D model of a physical space has been a time-consuming and expensive process that cost tens of thousands of dollars and required teams of people and days, if not weeks, to complete.

Marvel comics have historically been created almost exclusively by white men; the major super-properties are almost entirely white guys.