"This is what 'democracy' looks like"—historically, in a country like ours built on slavery and genocide.
"Much hinges on a weaker stock market and the market continuing to behave like it has historically in a rising rate environment," Mr. Zandi said.
Even though certain qualities seem alike in many cases (e.g., transcendence, omniscience), the God of the latter arose historically in a reaction to polytheistic views and practices and demonstrates his supremacy accordingly, whereas the more archaic types of supreme beings nowhere show that aggressive aspect in their mythologies.
Historically, in a marketing-driven culture the tactics of advertising, promotion and price moved markets.
Historically, in a time where buyers and sellers were geographically constrained, serving the mass market meant selling nearly every good in every vertical at the lowest possible price point – essentially, creating 'the everything store' with 'everyday low prices'.
I reasoned that historically, in a time when hunting and gathering were done for sustenance, and strength was needed for protection from harsh elements, men would lead since brute strength was the essence of survival.
But in a modern world, things are changing". I reasoned that historically, in a time when hunting and gathering were done for sustenance, and strength was needed for protection from harsh elements, men would lead since brute strength was the essence of survival.
Radical surgery results, historically, in a long-term survival rate of only 40 60% (Pagano et al, 1991; Waehre et al, 1993).
Many ideas for predicting whether an amino acid replacement is likely to have a significant impact on the phenotype of an extant protein are based on the notion that amino acid X at site i will be tolerated in a current population if, and only if, X was tolerated historically in a predecessor population.
Historically, witnesses in a trial gave their evidence orally.
Teaching and learning has historically occurred in a face-to-face context.
