By Alexander Stille March 31 , 2014Sunday's municipal elections in France offer at least three historical firsts: a historically poor result for the socialist party of President François Hollande; the best-ever results for the right-wing National Front party of Marine Le Pen; and a national record for low voter turnout.
"We have had a historically poor record of reporting" food-borne illnesses, Dr. Hacker said.
Throughout his life, Copland wondered about the "historically poor showing" of women composers.
The rating stems from OSSE's historically poor management of federal money.
Mr Brown has taken some important initial steps to remedy the state's historically poor handling of agricultural water.
The fact that even they would go there suggests exasperation with Democrats' historically poor political lot has boiled over.
Historically poor, the area's (relatively) cheap and vacant land offers continuing potential for redevelopment and with it London's centre of economic gravity shifting strongly east.
The new formula would replace a two-tiered system that concentrates education spending on 31 districts in historically poor cities like Newark, Camden and Paterson.
The Citizens Theatre is located in the Gorbals, a historically poor and relatively abandoned area of Glasgow, south of the River Clyde.
He mobilized young people — never an ideal base, because of thin wallets and historically poor turnout — into an energetic army who in turn enlisted parents and grandparents.
The differences between De Soto and Susquehanna, both historically poor locales that are now rich fountains of natural gas, arise from a mixture of culture, geography and history.
