Sentence examples for historically having from inspiring English sources

These are artists working outside the mainstream, historically having little or no contact with art galleries and museums.

Labour has an agreed position to campaign to remain, despite its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, historically having expressed scepticism, particularly about corporate influence on EU institutions.

Cardiff held the upper hand historically, having won the Challenge Cup in 2010 when beating French outfit Toulon 28-21, while the furthest the Dragons had gone in Europe's second tournament was the semi-final stage.

Historically, having one system of record that brings together Omniture website data, retail point-of-sale data, Teradata transactional data and social media data was next to impossible.

Leventhal has always been passionate about the restaurant business, believing that entrepreneurs in the technology sector will undoubtedly help the industry evolve after historically having low margins and an inefficient model around handling inventory.

These characterizations provide the following working definition for novel ecosystems: Novel ecosystems are a system of abiotic, biotic and social components (and their interactions) that, by virtue of human influence, differ from those that prevailed historically, having a tendency to self-organize and manifest novel qualities without intensive human management.

Historically, have Justices always attended?

American myopia historically has played a role.

The results, historically, have been uneven.

The answer, historically, has been surprisingly little.

Our juniors, historically, have not trained on.