Women — the go-to donors for female office seekers — were historically more interested in giving to causes than to candidates.
Democrats discount such early polls, arguing that their core voters historically become interested in campaigns later than Republicans.
But it will have a tough time in a Congress that has been historically more interested in pleasing the lending lobby than in looking out for families struggling to educate their children.
Historically, evolutionary ecologists interested in life history evolution have considered that natural selection favors such life history phenotypes that maximize the fitness of individuals sharing a genotype.
Founded in 1919 as an education and employment resource for African-Americans migrating from the South, the New York Urban League has recently hosted college fairs for students interested in historically black colleges and produced a how-to guide for parents who may not have attended college.
Another company that historically has been more interested in capital spending than profitable growth, Continental is focusing on those car components in which it can command a significant portion of the market, he said.
Not only are the men of God obsessed with secular privates, they've historically also been extremely interested in the protection of their own.
I'm interested in matching historically informed performance style with a modern staging.
Historically our clubs are simply not interested in developing a competitive structure within their clubs which will allow our kids to go forward.
Historically, Labour has never been very interested in constitutional reform or minority rights; its record on Europe and the environment is patchy at best, and Iraq fatally damaged its anti-war credentials.
"Historically, we thought women were less interested in promotions because of their concerns with family responsibilities," Rachel Thomas, the president and co-founder of LeanIn, told The Huffington Post.
