Sentence examples for historically failed from inspiring English sources

However, courts have historically failed to define what constituted meaningful for this purpose.

College students and young adults have historically failed to show up on Election Day.

In fact, some have tried, but their restaurants and shops have historically failed to generate a profit.

A constituency that has historically failed to find representation in Washington is making a new effort to make its controversial ideas heard.

The reason American juries historically failed to be representative was that whole sections of the community were intentionally excluded because of their race or religion.

The power of Islamists — who have historically failed at the polls — emanates primarily from their ability to get people out on the streets.

Is it really a mystery that Atlanta historically fails to sell out even playoff games?

At the Project on Managing the Atom (PMA) forum, Matthew Fuhrmann, former PMA research fellow, argues that nuclear coercion historically fails because target nations feel safe calling their aggressor's bluff, since the consequences of a nuclear attack would far outweigh the gains.

You can't open a package and smell it — a historically fail-safe test of quality — although I can't remember the last time I saw a supermarket shopper ask to sniff first before her fish gets wrapped in paper.

The fact is Acer historically has failed miserably in the United States, largely because it is fickle and cheap.

The F-22 purports to compensate with technologies -- radar, radar warning and radar missiles -- that historically have failed time and time again; technologies that make the airplane more vulnerable to enemy countermeasures, not less.