Sentence examples for historically from from inspiring English sources

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

Most of the present character of systems engineering derives historically from the early 1950s.

"Historically, from the very beginning, the citizens of Waterford have regarded it as a fragile and treasured resource".

The Labour party's mission historically from its very foundation was to be a party of government, not a party of protest.

But American policy has suffered historically from the mistaken belief that Libya was at best a sideshow to whatever else was going on in the Arab world.

"I think historically, from the Northeastern perspective, Texas was a backwater, perceived as not being as cosmopolitan, as exciting a place as, say, New York City," Perry said.

Narrative generation has historically suffered from poor writing quality, stemming from a narrow focus on story grammars and plot design.

Women are historically absent from Stem fields.

Historically, income from certain revenue streams has risen steadily.

FBI directors have historically shied from public attention.

"The problem has been that female artists have been historically excluded from museums," he told The Art Newspaper.