Sentence examples for historically just from inspiring English sources

MSNBC has had a hard time programming the 8 p.m. hour historically, just as its cable competitor CNN has.

Historically, just as with Owens and Beamon in the long jump, there are sometimes big leaps forward.

This may be historically just and sound, yet American readers may be more comfortable with more focus on the local.

"There's the potential for it to have all these interesting effects that people historically just haven't paid attention to, because, well, it's hard to tease apart.

In other words, passing the cloture threshold of 60 isn't historically just a matter of getting one or two people from the other side, but six or seven.

"Historically, just 3% of all companies that have applied to raise capital on SeedInvest have been published for fundraising".

The NAACP means something – not just historically, but as a sort of permanent safe space for people who need it," Danielle Henderson wrote in a conversation with Latoya Peterson at Fusion.

These are contradictory explanations, and all can be found not just historically but alive in people's minds today.

In explaining why "Antigone" doesn't find much modern life, critics describe the piece as a product of its time, not just historically but philosophically.

The company has a permit to take more than 3 million litres of water every day from that one site, but it has historically taken just about half of the allowed amount annually.

Historically, however, just the opposite has been true.