Sentence examples for historically falls from inspiring English sources

Visa said that data analysis shows that the busiest online shopping day historically falls on the Monday closest to the beginning of December.

One study found that death rates for people over 65 have historically fallen during recessions.

Law licensing has historically fallen under the exclusive purview of the states, and specifically their courts.

Primary regulation of mileage standards has historically fallen to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an arm of the Transportation Department.

Foundations are typically wary of taking on responsibilities that have historically fallen to governments.

Sales growth on that day has historically fallen within two percentage points of total online sales growth for the season.

But public health experts say federal spending on the disease has historically fallen short of what is needed.

"These are territories that historically fell into the Chinese sphere of control until Japan forcibly began its course of aggressive expansionism in the late 19th century," he said.

Death rates for people over 65 have historically fallen during recessions, according to a November 2011 study by economists at the University of California, Davis.

But when that profit growth slows to the 9 to 10 percent range, those P/E's have historically fallen to around 11.

The limited figures published by Eurostar suggest that, despite historically falling short of forecast passenger numbers, it pulls in solid returns on an effective monopoly.