Sentence examples for historically reserved for from inspiring English sources

The power to grant pardons is one historically reserved for the waning days of presidential administrations.

In 2014, he was named a member of XXL's Freshman Class, an honor historically reserved for rappers.

Their conclusion: "Globalisation has concentrated economic power within a group of large companies who are now able to change the world at a scale historically reserved for nations.

But there are only about a thousand spaces in all, and as a result commuter parking has overflowed into areas historically reserved for business.

They are a legal tool, historically reserved for matters of national security and diplomacy, used to interject the federal government in private disputes.

We sometimes forget that corporations aren't human beings, even if they have recently been granted some of the legal rights historically reserved for individuals.

We have historically reserved the term "political cult" for far-left or right grouplets.

Mr. Scaramucci says he is trying to broaden the distribution channels for hedge funds, which have historically been reserved for the ultrawealthy and institutions.

The position of chief of staff has historically been reserved for a political veteran, and Mr. Abelow — who had never held any public office before his arrival at the State House last year — represents a bit of an unconventional choice.

By Andy Borowitz February 9, 2018 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — In comments to reporters at the White House on Friday, Donald J. Trump stirred controversy by lavishing an alleged wife beater with praise that he historically has reserved for child molesters and Nazis.

Amorphous solid and noncrystalline solid are more general terms, while glass and vitreous solid have historically been reserved for an amorphous solid prepared by rapid cooling (quenching) of a melt as in scenario 2 of Figure 3. Figure 3: The two general cooling paths by which a group of atoms can condense.