Sentence examples for historically fair from inspiring English sources

Was that historically fair?

Mr. McGreevey said the criticism was "historically fair and accurate," but, he added, changes were being made under Dr. Clifton R. Lacy, his acting commissioner of the Department of Health and Senior Services, who, he said, had "profoundly redirected the traditional mission of the department to include emergency management and preparedness".

In the process, valuations -- for bonds, commodities, currencies, and equities -- could well diverge for a while from what many deem to be historically fair valuations.

Historically, fairs displayed many different kinds of products in specific commodity or industrial groupings.

Historically, fairs were created to solve the early problems of distribution.

"Small-scale farmers have historically used fair trade as one of several strategies, including grass-roots organizing, to build stronger cooperatives" that allow farmers "to become active players in the global coffee industry".

For one thing, her background was in theatre and social work, and for another, mainstream Bollywood films have historically cast fair-skinned actresses.

Not only does CGM Realty Fund score well when stocks are weak, as is common for the industry, but it has historically turned in fair performances in good times as well.

Flintridge Prep has done so well in science fairs historically that Laura Kaufman wasn't surprised when three Prep students took first place at the 61st annual Los Angeles County Science Fair, which was held at the Pasadena Convention Center April 14 -16.

And historically speaking, it's fair to say that the last hydrogen-dependent German flagship that docked in New Jersey left a lasting impression.

That has been a fair assessment historically, but that is no longer the case.