Sentence examples for historically ended from inspiring English sources

Russia is a country where such efforts have historically ended in failure at best and Siberian exile at worst.

Yet resources have historically ended up in the part of the system that comes into play when things go wrong – the police, prisons and probation.

Live is its chance to become a hub for real-time news that has historically ended up on Twitter first.

This has historically ended very badly; take for instance the revolution in France or the rice of Fascism in post world war one Germany.

Jonathan Wright With military interest in the welfare of SAS operatives historically ending the moment they leave for Civvy Street, readjusting to a life where lethal force is no longer an occupational option is no simple task.

Under Mr. Pataki's initiative, the housing -- some to be built, some that could include private individual apartments -- would be specifically for adult home residents, as well as for the mentally ill homeless and patients discharged from state psychiatric centers, two categories of people who historically have ended up in the homes.

Because gamers, historically, have ended up being the driving force behind the rapid adoption of a good chunk of our modern computing power.

And, historically, consumers end up believing the rubbish the food industry tells them – if it spends enough doing it.

The 2011-12 Bobcats were historically bad, ending the season last in the N.B.A. in points scored and points allowed per 100 possessions.

Douglas claims that he had to angrily insist on the picture's unhappy, historically accurate ending.

Historically 3'-end and 5'-end located probeset intensities of housekeeping genes were arranged into 3'/5' ratio and evaluated as a measure of transcript degradation.