Sentence examples for historically often from inspiring English sources

Intelligence is inherently sketchy and speculative -- and historically often wrong.

The BMA has historically often been wrong, and has on occasion been decidedly overindulged.

And that undergraduate would, historically, often - but not always - have been right.

The prohibition on sodomy, though historically often unenforced, makes recognition of same-sex relationships difficult to contemplate.

A cultural nationalist movement, which historically often precedes a political movement, is an effort to rediscover, preserve, study, or reinvigorate the language or cultural traditions of a nation.

"Rent control, or the artificial suppression of rents, may also serve as a barrier to further investment in the stock of private rented properties, as the rent generated was historically often too low to allow the landlord to operate a proper maintenance regime without making a financial loss".

Corporate spending is historically volatile, often helping to tip an economy into a formal downturn.

They both make empires out to have been more powerful than historically was often the case.

In fact, historically, property often rises when the market is falling.

Historically, countries often tied their currencies to gold, setting their official parities in terms of that metal.

Comparisons to foreign dictatorships, even when well intentioned or historically grounded, often do open the door to essentialism.