Sentence examples for historically run from inspiring English sources

Apple hasn't historically run its online stores to maximize profits.

He said while books had not historically run ads, online Google "already sort of does that.

Americans have historically run the I.M.F.'s sister institution, the World Bank.

We have historically run Mongo instances and the bulk of our archived content lives in an Oracle database.

Facts are made in a context through institutions historically run by blokes – with all the discrimination that entails.

The cobbled streets of the historically run down Haga neighbourhood is a place to explore indie cafes, shops and restaurants.

In particular, they are struggling where demand for cars is rising fastest — in provinces where anti-Japan sentiment historically runs deepest, a legacy of Japanese occupation around World War II.

Some countries that historically ran large trade surpluses are in no position to use fiscal stimulus to accelerate growth in their economies, because their own access to international credit markets has been damaged.

While most people think of dams as a hindrance only to salmon and shad, there are 15 or 20 species that historically ran up the Quinebaug and are now blocked, he said, including herring, smelt, lamprey and American eels.

Historically, running an airline is a heavy cross to bear, comparable with the auto industry this past decade or managing the Metropolitan Opera House even when ticket sales for Tosca turn zippy.

"VCs historically ran for the hills whenever they heard the word 'government' and for good reason: software sales cycles were measured in years, governments often required a ton of product customization and a byzantine structure of prime and sub-contractors made it impossible to actually deploy solutions even after a deal was won," writes Bouganim.