Sentence examples for historically normal from inspiring English sources

That's about one million less than last year, but still higher than is historically normal.

No one should anticipate rates near historically normal levels soon.All this is not without risks.

He added that spending by companies had declined to historically normal levels and was unlikely to rise soon.

The Fed is midway through what is meant to be a long and gradual push toward historically normal rates.

For budget-conscious buyers, a return to a more historically normal 6 percent interest rate would make a significant difference.

But comfort may be drawn from the fact that despite its current weakness, the economy could recapture a historically normal rate of growth as early as next year.

Historically, the normal retirement age has been 65, but life expectancy has risen over time.

As those innovations reach their limits, he suggested, growth will drop to a lower, historically more normal level.

Historically, the normal procedure for proxies in our building has been that a proxy voter who has not designated a proxy has his or her shares voted by the board as a whole.

In testimony to Congress on March 1st, Ben Bernanke, the Fed's chairman, cited the evidence of its success: "Equity prices have risen significantly, volatility in the equity market has fallen, corporate-bond spreads have narrowed, and inflation compensation as measured in the market for inflation-indexed securities has risen to historically more normal levels.

This happens--and is historically quite normal--because collective consciousness never stops changing.