Sentence examples for historically higher from inspiring English sources

Historically, higher prices have led to higher wages, allowing borrowers to repay fixed debts like mortgage loans more easily.

Historically, higher education hasn't been the main business of FE colleges, so they aren't necessarily as well equipped as HE institutions.

The towns beyond that line have fewer Roman remains, and today tend to be poorer and less developed, with historically higher rates of unemployment.

National Cancer Institute data shows that African-American men get lung cancer at a rate 50percentt higher than white men — a gap that most scientists say cannot be fully explained by historically higher rates of smoking by black men.

"Starting the World Series in the middle of the week, when television viewership is historically higher, will provide more fans with the opportunity to watch the games," said Bob DuPuy, baseball's chief operating officer.

Unless the deficit-and-tax-cut-happy Congress begins to put the brakes on now, future Americans will most likely be caught in an impossible crunch of historically higher taxes and plummeting health care and retirement benefits, Mr. Holtz-Eakin concluded in his forecast.

And unemployment remains historically high.

Crime is at historically high levels.

The historically high number of infants means places are squeezed.

Export order books declined, but similarly remained historically high.

Home purchases made entirely in cash are historically high.