Sentence examples for historically less than from inspiring English sources

— "We … continue to believe that the number of paying players and the average amount each spends is important information … Merely noting paying players are historically less than 5 percent of the company's players does not appear to be as informative as would period to period amounts and trend analysis".

"Historically, less than 5percentt of the watches that we authenticate are fake," said Powell.

Historically, less than 0.5% of patients from these practices have opted out of their records being included.

Despite therapy, once GBM progresses, the outcome is uniformly fatal, with median overall survival historically less than 30 weeks [ 2].

For example, an LGBT community group could offer suggestions on how to cope with anti-gay rhetoric and the feeling of helplessness that can come with handing a minority-rights case to a historically less-than-affirming voting population.

Americans have been historically less inclined than Europeans to explosions of social rage, despite suffering more poverty than most other wealthy democracies.

Choose small stocks that have been historically less volatile than their peers.

Data is also part of the QA team's workflow, but historically less so than other teams.

Many owners and managers also worried about market volatility around natural gas pricing compared with prices for residual oil, which they knew to be stable and historically less expensive than other fuels.

In Britain, while many Victorian liberals and radicals were careful to distance themselves from socialism, engagement with both Marxism and socialism has been historically less hostile than in the US.

People are learning, and particularly people in non-spot and feature sections of the paper where they have taken this responsibility, historically, less seriously than foreign correspondents and Washington correspondents have.