Sentence examples for historically found from inspiring English sources

American presidents have historically found relations with China to be a delicate dance.

If it's fun for me and interesting to me and understandable to me, other people have historically found it interesting".

Human beings have historically found this to be a very seductive idea, in part because it is liberating.

Working in a joined up way does not lend itself well to the vertical accountability models historically found within the public sector.

For a region that has historically found it hard to create jobs, the Forest of Dean's links to the franchise and a host of others films, notably Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, could prove to be a major asset.

Greenback cutthroat trout were historically found in the drainages of the Arkansas and South Platte rivers in Colorado, east of the Continental Divide, and a small part of Wyoming.

"Historically I found it pretty accurate," he said.

The virus has historically been found in southern Europe and much of Africa, the Middle East and south and central Asia.

Humanitarianism, strictly defined, is the institutionalization of compassion; it is the extension of welfare and succour from the limited areas in which these had historically been found, chiefly family and village, to society at large.

Whether there evolved out of this a "gay aesthetic" is arguable, though it can certainly be supposed that gay and lesbian people may historically have found a haven in fashion because, as Ms. Steele suggested, it offered "a chance to create another world in reaction to a homophobic society".

The distinction was very influential historically: it found adherents among philosophers and theologians of the Arabic, Hebrew and Latin cultures (Hasse/Bertolacci 2012).