Sentence examples for historically elusive from inspiring English sources

Supporters of PR should find that a compromise worth making to build the historically elusive consensus for reform.

This method can be adapted for use in many different settings to answer critical questions about how the totality of patients' interactions with health care systems and settings may affect care and therefore holds tremendous promise for forging the historically elusive links between process and patient outcomes.

But corporate profits in China have historically been elusive.

The search for a market that pays the highest price has historically been elusive.

However, the means to secure that information has historically been elusive as resources for "routine" monitoring programs are often lacking.

This rationalized the market at 1350, an elusive number today, but historically consistent rather than pie in the sky.

He notes that the industry is valued richly and that historically, "accretive and successful acquisitions have proven to be elusive".

A series that historically featured the diamond encrusted lives of wealthy spouses debuted an Atlanta version of the series where the wealth was elusive and spouses were no longer a requirement.

Historically bad.

Historically it has always been a mosaic of possibilities and my hunch is that in the future it will continue on the path of elusive diversity.

Powerful, elusive.