Sentence examples for historically held from inspiring English sources

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Even automobile prices — historically held down by tough competition — have started to rise.

"That lawn has historically held half a million people," she said.

And over those entire periods, stocks have historically held their ground.

On a street where the failed and fallen apart have historically held sway, the accumulation of healthful gifts is welcome.

By its nature, the relationship between the White House and the press has historically held an inherent tension.

Historically holding adjunct professorships with Stanford University, UC Davis, and UTMB, Galveston.

Losing Benteke would reinforce Villa's reputation as a club that could not historically hold on to their better players.

Film executives dread Monday headlines about softer-than-anticipated opening weekends, especially for Christmas movies, which historically hold up better than summer blockbusters in subsequent weekends.

That is the level of the debate in Australia, and it is championed by so-called "progressives", who display with glee the same intolerance they rightly accuse churches as historically holding.

It was a smart and intentional effort to ensure the summit would build on critical issues that historically hold women back, such as gender bias in talent management and engaging male allies in the workplace.