Sentence examples for historically now from inspiring English sources

"The answer to the problem of debt is not to have more debt, and interest rates historically now are at all-time lows.

They (who?) say that more is changing technologically, energetically, and historically now and in the coming four years than ever before.

Of Armenian Greek stock, she was born in what was historically Smyrna, now Izmir, on Turkey's Aegean coast.

The exhibition's three documents are accompanied by free-standing pylons that provide context for what the documents mean historically and now.

Strikes and work stoppages won us great deals historically, but now we think of them as chaotic outbursts that trouble foreign countries.

Would-be analysts of this trend, Mr. Reich says, have it backward; government is not historically bigger now, relative to gross domestic product, and politicians are not more corrupt.

As Mr. Ruta put it, Mr. Kent's slate prints "are provocative, daringly satirical, as historically timely now as when they were produced".

But many industries that have been strong historically are now running big trade deficits: America imports about $40 billion more in pharmaceuticals than it exports, and a similar gap appears in semiconductors.

David Redden, an executive vice president at Sotheby's, said he believes that more people these days see themselves as collectors, and that Americans are more historically conscious now than a few decades ago.

Considering this, real interest rates are historically high now, and this means the bond market has more room to rally.

A key premise underlying these policies is that fire suppression has resulted in denser forests than were present historically that now have higher fire risk.