Sentence examples for historically debates from inspiring English sources

Historically, debates have not significantly affected the results of French elections; still, an audience of eighteen million watched last night's contest.

Historically, debate on the mutations underlying the response to selection was divided by strong selection at a few loci or relatively weak selection at many loci.

Historically, first debates between presidential contenders have been more important than those that followed.

As the relationships of Taxaceae and Cephalotaxaceae families have been historically under debates, the prior information on these two families was not given before the estimation.

Historically the debate has not shifted opinions, rather confirmed them.

Historically, this debate has been dominated by a fairly middle-aged harking (harrumphing?) back to an idealised Moon Under Water.

Whatever happens, Mr. McCain has opened a historically significant debate among Republicans over the fundamental purpose and direction of their party.

It may not be fair to connect the historically thorny debate over immigration reform and issues of employment discrimination to the horrific and fatal events of this weekend in Greenwich Village.

Historically, the debate over a la carte and bundling has often been framed in grandiose terms, with supporters of a la carte claiming that it would significantly lower the prices consumers pay and inject more diversity into the marketplace, even as the cable industry argued that it would wreck the economics of the business.

This defensiveness has meant that Turkey has historically stifled debate at home and devoted considerable diplomatic effort to dissuading any further recognition".

Historically, a debate existed among orthopaedic oncologists regarding which was the most durable method of reconstruction after distal femoral resection.