Boulders studded along the shore suggest that historically large tsunamis or large storm waves have struck Lanyu Island, although no historical tsunamis have been reported.
Historically, large numbers of Hadhramaut's people have immigrated to East Africa, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia to improve their living conditions.
We know that Wall Street, having bounced back from the crisis, remains a historically large part of the economy.
Thus the government was running historically large budget deficits long after the end of the 2001 recession.
"Historically, large gaps between downtown and Midtown have led to deals downtown," said Michael Gottlieb, a senior managing director of Grubb & Ellis, a real estate services company.
There might also be some minor potential drags on job growth like the extension of unemployment insurance, high productivity and the historically large number of long-term unemployed.
CRISIS in Europe has led to growing concern around the developed world over the historically large piles of sovereign debt that have accumulated in recent years.
"A number of states are urbanizing and losing their historically large rural conservative vote," said Jan van Lohuizen, a Republican pollster who advised President George W. Bush.
Historically, large seasonal variations in the Nile's discharge influenced the hydrology, productivity, and fisheries of the southeastern part of the Mediterranean.
The White House also pledged to raise Gateway's operating budget, which was $22 million last year, by $3.4 million, a historically large increase, said Brian Feeney, a National Park Service spokesman.
Hong Kong has been demanding greater political rights since last year, when crowds staged a historically large street protest to oppose a mainland-backed national security law many saw as repressive.
