Sentence examples for historically remains from inspiring English sources

Marriage is the union between a man and a woman; has been historically; remains so.

Although it is apparent that exposure to anthropogenic compounds may harm amphibians through changes in functional sex ratios, reduced size at metamorphosis, and delayed maturation, the distribution of intersex frogs geographically and historically remains to be characterized.

Vaccination has historically and remains one of the most cost-effective and safest forms of medicine today.

The current ruling party of Bangladesh, Awami League (AL), has maintained warm relations with India historically, and remains supportive to the Indian government's decision.11 However, people from all strata of society in Bangladesh have embarked on a massive social movement and have criticized their government's role and implicit support for the Tipaimukh Dam project (Islam 2013).

Historically, some remains from other subfossil lemurs have been mistakenly attributed to Archaeoindris, resulting in incorrect interpretations of its anatomy and behavior.

Yet the surrounding land, like the future site of Met Square, will be canvased for historically significant remains and cleared for development.

If, historically, there remains an implication of failure it was the failure of the ground forces to arrive in time to exploit the initial gains of the [1st] Airborne Division".

A plea of nolo contendre ("no contest") has historically and remains authorized in some jurisdictions as a means to allow a defendant to accept punishment without admitting guilt -- but only in some jurisdictions.

And unemployment remains historically high.

Yet global inflation remains historically low.

Hunting has historically been, and remains, an obsession.