Sentence examples for historically received from inspiring English sources
Presidential candidates have historically received an average bonus of roughly seven percentage points in their home state.
As the chart indicates, this is two or three times the revenue historically received by the Treasury from the Fed.
"Mental health has been the Cinderella of the NHS and perinatal mental health services haven't historically received the investment attention they needed.
The candidate selections made by Ofcom, which is responsible for finding, vetting and appointing Channel 4 board members, have historically received rubber-stamp approval.
Hollinger Inc. had historically received money indirectly from Hollinger International: It paid fees to the Ravelston Management Company, a holding company that was controlled by Lord Black.
In comparison to wetter habitats like the tropical forests along the Brazil's Atlantic coast or the iconic Amazon, the Caatinga has historically received next-to-nothing.
It must be argued that cheminformatics education and research are such a fundamental part of new chemistry, that funding in the United States should be provided by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and not by the NIH which historically receives a much higher funding (Budget FY2009 NIH: 30.5 billion US$ and NSF: 6.5 billion US$[70]]).
"Building a women's movement is very powerful and it's not something that these other groups are doing, by definition," says Ms. Neuwirth, 40, reflecting on issues like domestic violence that historically have received short shrift.
These air pollutants historically have received less regulatory attention, and ambient concentrations and exposure-effect relationships tend to be less well characterized.
These patients historically have received less attention by country programs and the international community, given that they usually have more serious forms of disease that often are more difficult and expensive to diagnose and cure [ 30].
Liz Cheney's organization, and people like Andrew McCarthy and Senator Lindsay Graham, try to tell us that "enemy combatants" (in effect, prisoners of war) are not entitled to trials and historically have never received them.
