Sentence examples for historically posted from inspiring English sources

"Any good things that are said about anything I'm doing have been historically posted up against George in a negative way," he said.

Historically, post offices have been shielded from competition by having a monopoly of deliveries.

Historically, post-transplant diabetes has been variably defined as having random glucose levels greater than 200 mg/dL or fasting glucose levels greater than 140 mg/dL, or the need for insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents in the post-transplant period.

Cirque has been fighting against the undertow in which hotels have posted historically low occupancy despite historically low room rates.

If you look at young India which historically has not posted the number of voters we would like, this next election provides a great opportunity for all the political parties to leverage the internet to mobilise young India to go out there and vote and take an interest in politics.

Does anyone think that if Hillary Clinton had won in November while badly losing the popular vote to Trump, and then posted historically awful approval ratings during her transition, that story would not dominate Beltway coverage day after day, week after week?

This is the first time Facebook has enabled this kind of automatic external posting (historically everything you've posted on Facebook has stayed on Facebook).

While mergers have eroded competition among health insurers, those remaining are posting historically high profits.

Showing pinpoint command of his pitches, he had a historically great season, posting the lowest ratio of baserunners per inning in MLB history.

Historically, the largest endowments have posted the best investment returns.

After presiding over the government for 11 years, he became the country's first popularly elected president in August — and has made little secret of his intention to strengthen the historically ceremonial post and maintain authority.