Historically, lower-income voters have tended to support Democrats, and wealthier voters leaned more Republican.
"Fashion has always been hierarchical in nature; historically lower-status people have dressed to emulate high-status individuals," she says.
But one of the rare benefits of the crisis, historically lower interest rates, has helped to offset that effect.
These elevated sediment yields will likely impact downstream reservoirs, which were designed under conditions of historically lower sediment yield.
-- There was a dramatic shift in party support at nearly every income level: "Historically, lower-income voters have tended to support Democrats, and wealthier voters leaned more Republican.
State they're in English football's finances encapsulated by one historically lower-division club now the world's 28th richest.
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.
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.
The obvious answer, from a deeply racist point of view, might be that the historically lower economic status of black people in the US makes Smith less suitable to play the scion of a super-rich, upper-class American family.
The latest figures for migrant arrivals show a surge from African and Asian countries with historically lower rates of recognition of refugee status than states such as Syria and Eritrea, suggesting that many people may be moving for economic reasons.
