Sentence examples for historically retained from inspiring English sources

Diesel VWs have historically retained more value than gas-powered models.

Even when her work contends with political messages particularly those addressing the social and political upheaval that Venezuela has historically endured it retains a certain buoyancy.

Medway has historically had difficulties retaining staff.

Physician recertification beyond initial certification has historically consisted of retaining large amounts of knowledge over a long time span.

Because of the extent to which Einsteinian theory was grounded historically on Newtonian science, the Principia has retained its unique seminal position in the history of physics in our post-Newtonian era.

The genes of greatest interest historically seem to be precisely those that are retained in the same syntenic position in the genomes of all grass species.

Urine U levels in those without retained DU fragments, but who sustained a historically documented inhalation exposure during the friendly fire incidents, are similar to general population levels and are isotopically consistent with Unat.

But he did suggest retaining 11 historically significant relics from the power plant, like the Westinghouse Parsons turbine generator.

Now, by all metrics, the former secretary of state retains a historically strong lead in the race to secure her party's nomination.

Even historically fished seas may retain areas where trophic function persists; identifying these areas is critical to preserving the remaining ecological integrity of these coastlines.

Duncan Wilson, Alexandra Palace's chief executive, says the refurbishment plan would involve retaining some historically significant bits of the building - including that producer's gallery and the large wooden scenery doors with porthole windows into the studios - but remodelling the rest of the space.