Sentence examples for historically lower than from inspiring English sources

Although the infant mortality rates in Brownsville are historically lower than in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the March of Dimes earmarked the neighborhood for a $152,000 program to try to get more services to women.

Without a presidential race to spur Democratic turnout -- historically lower than the GOP's in such elections -- and with minuscule registration differences between the two major parties in their districts, the freshman Democrats know they've got their work cut out for them.

However, the annual numbers of new diagnoses reported by BCCDC and VCH are historically lower than the annual number from the Drug Treatment Program.

Asbestos insulation workers (Williams et al, 2007) and those who develop asbestosis (Lemen and Dement, 1980; Jamrozik et al, 2011) tend to have experienced greater exposure to asbestos than others, and women are often thought to have had historically lower exposures than men.

Europe already has historically lower growth than the United States, and the likelihood that it will continue to slow will make the debt crisis worse.

Entrepreneurial activity among the over 50 age group has historically been lower than for younger groups, according to the UK Global Entrepreneurship Monitor report for 2013 (PDF).

Although the rate of primary blast injury (damage caused by blast waves) has historically been lower than that of secondary blast injury (damage caused by projectiles propelled by blast wind), this rate is currently approaching that of secondary blast injury.

Recent changes to the common agricultural policy (CAP) saw a shift to greater market orientation for the EU dairy industry with the aim of bringing EU dairy prices more in line with World prices, which were historically significantly lower than EU prices.

Voter turnout in North Carolina has historically been lower than in Northern states.

Cure rates in MDR-TB/HIV co-infected patients have historically been lower than those in HIV-negative patients, in large part due to higher mortality [6], [7].

Cervical cancer mortality in Northern Ireland has historically been lower than in Britain.