During the dry season, the Messeiriya, an Arab tribe, have historically moved south into what is now South Sudan to find more fertile grazing lands for their cattle.
The piece is a travelogue geographically and historically, moving fluidly from the early explorers to the striking farm workers of the Depression, tieing mythic past to political reality in the same manner as the original American Guides.
Claire Hill, a law professor at the University of Minnesota, argues that investors trying to manage political risk have historically moved between extremes of "optimism and skittishness," which sounds a lot like the current situation.
When Steele got the gig, I wrote that lots of people were making too much of a fuss about what "direction" Steele would move the party because party chairmen have not historically moved parties in any direction at all.
Livestock in the region have historically moved seasonally along a north-south bioclimatic gradient (12° to 17° north latitude).
When we are awake to this powerful creative possibility, it connects us to that boundless energy source that has enabled human beings historically to move mountains.
But Mr. McNamara cautioned that Black Friday — named for the day when, historically, retailers moved into the black, or became profitable — did not supply anywhere near the majority of November sales for stores.
That's about how far stocks historically have moved in an entire year.
Real interest rates are over 400 basis points, relatively high historically and moving higher.
Technology, historically, has moved at a very fast speed, usually with the unfortunate result of the tech including security holes and vulnerabilities that are used later by malicious actors.
