Sentence examples for historically given from inspiring English sources

Elite colleges have always served the wealthy and have historically given lip service to promoting economic diversity.

MUSLIMS in Scotland have historically given their allegiance to the Labour Party, long seen as the champion of the underdog.

Market-makers have historically given back some of the money they make from spreads to retail brokers, under a practice called "payment for order flow".

In truth, the blue slip is a rather dubious tradition, one that has historically given senators a little-deserved veto power over a President's choice.

Officials in some offices, especially in the West, where drilling has been occurring for decades, said they had historically given categorical exclusions to properties with drilling leases.

Historically, given the state's size, Texas' textbook selections have had an outsize impact on what ended up in classrooms throughout the country.

In any case, Mr. Kellner noted, Britons historically give new governments a second chance.

Fathers, historically, give children legitimacy by giving them their names; paradoxically, mothers bestow it by giving theirs up.

The American health system historically gave a high priority to patient choice at the price of ballooning costs and the exclusion of the uninsured from the system.

The nuclear industry historically gave little thought to decommissioning costs, leaving Britain's taxpayers to fork out billions to dismantle the first set of reactors.

While Geoffroy believed that ancestral species historically gave rise to unchanging modern forms through the occasional evolutionary appearance of successful monstrosities, Cuvier denied evolution entirely.