Sentence examples for historically every time from inspiring English sources

"Historically, every time an American President tried to make an overture to Cuba, Fidel did something to stop it," he said.

"It's easy to play and it's cheap to play, and it seems that historically every time it's really thrived has been a time of depression".

"We historically, from time to time, have looked at how we serve clients," he said.

This is a historically bad time in the market, so if I can survive this I'll be pretty proud of myself.

Discourses reflect the general and enduring systems of thought which, in turn, influence the formation and expression of ideas within a historically situated time (Grant et al. 2004).

The weighting can, for example, add new seasonal forecast information in an existing ensemble of historically measured time series that represents climatic uncertainty.

Although benchmarking and comparative estimates are not new in the public sector, collecting and normalizing data for such purposes has historically been time and labor-intensive.

There is less of a sense of how test scores have evolved historically, as time series data on this dimension are harder to come by (although there is a clear upward trend in self-reported literacy).

"Historically, each time there's been a new leader, there have been purges," Lee said.

Historically, over time, patterns of use have moved from the non-selective to the cardioselective (beta-1) blockers.

However, muscular power has been historically a time consuming measure for older adults and the need of sophisticated and expensive equipment has been necessary.