Contract negotiations, which have been historically easy for this 26-year-old company and its dancers, stalled last year, resulting in acrimonious disputes about compensation.
One is that politicians, especially those from Texas, have historically wanted easier policy from the Fed.
Denial has historically been easier to sustain in marriages involving a closeted gay spouse, marriage counselors and therapists say, because of the ambiguities of sexual orientation.
State math and English exams, which are given to all third through eighth graders, have historically been easier to pass than national math and English exams, which are given to a sampling of fourth and eighth graders around the United States.
The genetic profile of the ideal drug target is relatively straightforward; loss of function and nonsense variants in the gene would correlate perfectly with protection from the disease in question (this is because it has historically been easier to make antagonists of a gene than agonists, but the reverse would hold true for gene classes for which agonists can be developed).
It's easy for cynical Northerners to dismiss the South as an anachronistic appendage to the United States based on its historically slow adoption of civil rights.
Dugongs have historically provided easy targets for hunters, who killed them for their meat, oil, skin, and bones.
(Dr. Hochman: "I think that historically the easiest way to program someone into murdering is to convince them that they are alien, that they are them and we are us, and that they are different from us").. Manson exploited religion and music, Bugliosi points out: "He used his own superior intelligence.
Getting to the four-crop rotation wasn't easy, historically speaking.
Swann's remarks were initially and widely interpreted to be aimed at Pietersen, with whom he has not always historically had the easiest relationship.
