Sentence examples for historically gone from inspiring English sources

Protectionism and nativism have historically gone hand in hand.

The Steelers have historically gone about football the way people in Pittsburgh have gone about their lives.

Social and religious conservatism and economic populism have historically gone hand-in-hand in a state that, for many decades, consisted largely of small farms and mill towns.

That is not a message that has historically gone down well in America, where cultural hostility to Marxism, socialism and communism has been the norm.

Financing for the suppression of fires on national wild land has historically gone up after years with bad fires and then dropped precipitously after periods with few fires.

The job is typically reserved for an American, much as the IMF's top position has historically gone to a European and the role of UN Secretary General has been held by a citizen of "the third world".

I readily concede that both, historically, went hand in hand.

Riesling, as the Germans have proved historically, goes with virtually everything at the table.

Historically, going public was something well-established companies did after several years of solid operating history.

"But historically, going back 60 years, we have rates of return that are at least one to two percentage points higher for a portfolio like that".

In the short story category, the sexes are more or less balanced, with 52% of the prizes historically going to women.