Sentence examples for historically lost from inspiring English sources

That started to disintegrate around the 19th century and it got historically lost".

The math is stark: on average, modern Presidents have historically lost thirty House seats and four Senate seats in their first midterm elections.

He also questioned whether The New Republic, which had historically lost money before Hughes took over, could find a sustainable business model. .

By clicking on any title, you initiate a new short film under its name, made up of countless smaller parts conceived in Maddin's attempt at recreating dozens of historically "lost" films that is, films that were either created and destroyed or rumored to exist but never actually seen with new actors performing under Maddin's direction.

Wealthy candidates who bankroll their own campaigns historically lose more often than they win.

"Obviously the president's party historically loses seats, but we are going to lose a lot fewer than people think".

Virtually forgotten until 1963 when a photograph of Edison's monster was found in his archives in West Orange, N.J., the film was long listed by the American Film Institute as one of the foremost "culturally and historically significant lost films".

By staying close to zero, the blue line shows that with all costs taken into consideration (GAAP), Salesforce has historically not lost or made money from its operating activities.

Mr. Cuomo, some lawmakers suspect, prepared the budget with a deliberate political strategy in mind: to stymie special interests and disrupt the traditional rhythms of the annual budget battle with lawmakers — a battle that, historically, governors lose and the Legislature wins.

Historically, pastoralists have lost key lands and resources to the state-protected areas and continue to lose access to areas.

(Weird baseball stat: Only 12 current franchises have won more games than they've lost, historically speaking).