Sentence examples for historically placed from inspiring English sources

Now they have so much money they can compete for European talent with clubs whose pedigree has historically placed them on a much higher stratum.

New Yorkers are especially sensitive to racial tensions and have historically placed great emphasis on how politicians deal with issues of race.

By saving the Indian, she ends up mounting the same pedestal on which women have been historically placed, to our detriment.

But the most recent aesthetic productions, because they are recent and still in process of development, cannot as yet be historically placed and judged.

The Garage, meanwhile, was home to not just the gay, black dancers historically placed there, but also young art-punks and nascent hip-hop kids, whose music found life on Levan's turntables.

In a news conference after the Security Council session, Iran's ambassador, Javad Zarif, said Tehran had historically placed little faith in the Security Council and doubted that its action would have any effect on Tehran.

The liberal constitutional tradition historically places parliament at the apex, not the judiciary.

He described its language as historically placing the Allies' Libyan involvement "in a war for a just cause, even for 'freedom".' A week earlier, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, published a Page One editorial under the headline "Unreliable Partner".

Bernie Sanders has approval ratings that historically place him comfortably among the winners of the last three decades of presidential elections.

Where universities were historically places of free expression, now they are having to sacrifice that role for the sake of the free market.

Such flow-controllers have historically been placed at system and national boundaries to modulate cross-border flows for regulatory, commercial and security purposes.