Sentence examples for historically enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Supporters said the senator has historically enjoyed a strong support base that won't be unraveled.

The Whitney Museum historically enjoyed a particularly close relationship with Philip Morris.

Men associated with my surname have historically enjoyed a strong reputation in the gifting department, especially among nativity circles.

Bond investors are particularly sensitive to inflation, which threatens to eat away at a large chunk of the modest gains that such investors have historically enjoyed.

This has nothing to do with whites being better at flying and everything to do with the better opportunities they have historically enjoyed.

Mr Dell's return, says Mark Anderson, who publishes an influential industry newsletter, "should almost immediately elevate Dell back to the performance levels it has historically enjoyed".

Historically, it enjoyed bipartisan support from politicians, too.

Historically, Iran and Israel enjoyed strong relations born out of common threats they faced: from the Soviet Union and from powerful Arab states, such as Egypt and Iraq.

Republicans historically have enjoyed the public perception of strength on national security, so the three academics who conducted the study concluded that the party's public image is less affected by validation from veterans.

Mr. Pataki historically has enjoyed strong support among suburbanites of both parties and most strategists say Mr. McCall must make inroads in the outlying bedroom communities to win the general election.

Historically, Israel enjoyed peace and stability when it stopped occupying Arab lands and instead applied standards of moral equity and international legality to its relations with its Arab neighbors.