Sentence examples for historically prevalent from inspiring English sources

Low back injury due to manual lifting is historically prevalent in labor intensive industries.

Returning to Russia, going against the historically prevalent current defections from the Eastern bloc to the United States, Bogomolov realizes he is defying established practices.

Today's decision invalidating one of its core provisions upsets decades of well-established practices that help make sure voting is fair, especially in places where voting discrimination has been historically prevalent.

This is not to say that it is utterly worthless; according to Moi, the sex/gender distinction worked well to show that the historically prevalent biological determinism was false.

Likewise, Muslims were more likely to vote for the PKS in regions where religious conflict has been historically prevalent.

I set out to do that because one of the historically prevalent idioms of four hand piano music is theme and variation for whatever reason.

This becomes tricky because neighborhoods near Oakland Airport for example, will have a lower population and a high number of records owing to the fact that surveillance technology is historically more prevalent near and inside airports.

This study, together with recent reports of LCMV infection cases, raise concerns regarding the low level of knowledge of LCMV epidemiology that may reflect the fact that LCM was historically more prevalent in rural settings, and that it could be decreasing in the urban populations of industrialized countries.

Historically, openings were prevalent on south-and east-facing aspects, at lower elevations, and on gentler slopes.

The use of physical models in construction was prevalent historically, but their current use is diminished (Emmitt and Gorse [2003]).

Historically, the most prevalent barometer of financial success has been related to the tracking of investment performance and net worth statements.