Sentence examples for historically on from inspiring English sources

The government, through largely focusing historically on "representative" groups has failed to build capacity in grassroots organisations.

Then there is looking back to embrace the importance of handwork with the Shibori tie-dye effects, seen historically on Japanese clothing.

Wakefern, the co-op's supplier, which scans more than $7 billion in sales each year, "is strong on its own -- historically on the cutting edge".

"We normally anticipate not signing leases before a building is completed because historically on Long Island space is not leased until people can see a finished product.

But among its Rousseauian "blueprints of civic paradise" was this: Our monster cities, based historically on the need for mass labor, might now be humanized, broken into smaller communities, powered by nuclear energy, arranged according to community decision.

It might very well end historically on Saturday if a colt named War Emblem runs off with the Belmont Stakes to become only the 12th Triple Crown winner in thoroughbred racing.

Historically, on-demand offerings through cable operators have seemed haphazard, but the offerings are gradually getting better as the operators try to retain customers.

Historically, on-screen studs have tended toward the powerful, aggressive types.

Businesses, like homeowners, have historically relied on their local utilities for power.

Historically, life on Mars was argued for on the basis of the "canals".

Historically, life on Earth has also been one of extreme hypoxia.