Sentence examples for historically see from inspiring English sources

"There has been a more precipitous drop than we historically see," said David R. Whitwam, Whirlpool's chief executive.

Inez Brown, a medical negligence lawyer at Medical Accident Group, said: "Many hospitals simply can't cope with the demand on their services, and now we're about to enter the flu season when hospitals historically see a spike in patient numbers, the situation could get a lot worse.

The question remains how such feelings evolved and whether the social environment was relevant historically (see section below).

And analysts' recent downward estimate revisions are overshadowing their upward revisions to a greater extent than they have historically, (see chart).

A number of different definitions of community have been proposed and used in the social sciences since the 1800s (for a helpful overview of the various ways in which community has been defined historically, see Holder 1992).

Oyster populations have historically seen spikes, Mr. Carey said.

(Catholics, historically, saw the issue similarly, and allowed whale on Fridays).

Republicans have historically seen the deficit as an issue that plays to their political advantage.

The S.E.C. historically saw no need for the contracts in this country.

"The army has historically seen itself as the guardian of Pakistan's stability and as a cleansing force in politics.

Vocational education can also act as a pathway towards many roles historically seen as the domain of the university graduate.