Sentence examples for historically it will be from inspiring English sources

Historically it will be undervalued when it's priced to yield 5%. Pfizer will be Undervalued when it's priced to yield 4%. Right now it's Overvalued, and it's priced to yield 1.3%.

If low productivity is more prevalent now than it was historically, it will be important to know whether proposed hunting restrictions for scaup will increase adult and juvenile survival rates to levels that offset this lower production.

That's precisely what top lawyers have historically delivered, and it will be the winning formula going forward--minus the incumbent partnership structure.

Mr. Bailey said that while Countrywide has historically done few interest rate reductions, it will be doing more.

In many areas, grassland management historically has emphasized soil conservation, and it will be important to combine the goals of avian habitat conservation with soil conservation and agricultural goals.

The square footage, as it relates to new store openings, historically has been much greater than it will be.

It will be the first time since 1919 that the city, which historically was Canada's automotive capital, will be without a G.M.-owned plant.

"As long as the market responds in the way that it has done historically then we will be absolutely fine", it added.

The historically astute will be reminded by this pairing of the Terror that was waged in Reason's name at the Republic's founding.

The course material will be arranged topically, rather than historically, and will be divided into four sections: arguments for and against the existence of God, epistemology, metaphysics, and morality.

The barn -- thought to have been built in the 1940s and thus not to be as historically significant -- will be used for presentations.