Sentence examples for historically produced from inspiring English sources

Flamenco Granada has historically produced some of Spain's finest flamenco singers and dancers.

This is not the urban subject that our large, mixed cities have historically produced.

How have dichotomized frameworks been historically produced and how do they inform one another?

These have historically produced better returns over longer periods than high-street bank or building society savings accounts.

Tennis, like golf, both solitary sports played by precious, complex personalities with an intense drive for individual perfection, has historically produced players of notable volubility.

White heroin, which is historically produced in the "Golden Triangle" of south-east Asia, is typically both purer and more expensive than brown.

Under Mills, the agency doubled down on support for groups that historically produce a relatively low number of entrepreneurs, including women, minorities, and senior citizens.

Louisville, with its high-pressure defense, was called for more fouls than its opponents, a recipe that might have led to a No. 1 seed but not one that historically produces a national champion.

Just as wartime battlefields historically produce advances in trauma medicine, professionals in Connecticut and elsewhere in America where gun violence has become all too common are seeking to improve such emergency care — a development that concedes that future bouts of gun carnage are inevitable.

Historically, producing functional and stable bispecific antibodies is difficulty even with various ScFv based formats.

Easy money historically produces malinvestments, as investors take on risk in the quest for big gains.