Sentence examples for historically serious from inspiring English sources
Historically, serious banking busts have mainly involved overborrowing by firms.
The Journal does note that, historically, serious downturns have corresponded with a decrease in fertility, and times of prosperity with an increase.
Shaffer isn't historically serious, but he is ideologically.
Historically serious mental illnesses (SMI) were viewed as inevitably chronic and debilitating.
It is a source of continuing frustration for CBS, which historically dominated serious news programming.
It's difficult to chart historically because serious efforts by the military to track suicides began in earnest only a decade ago.
Arming such irregular militias has historically caused serious instability in the north, a region already awash with weapons.
The SAMHSA database has historically ignored serious mental illness and ignored meaningful metrics like reducing homelessness, arrest, and incarceration.
Although it is as a well-known community-associated strain worldwide and has historically caused serious disease in the United States, USA 400 seems to have been outcompeted by USA 300 [ 23].
For instance, while a fragmented regulatory regime in India has historically posed serious challenges to the growth of the innovative health biotech sector, lack of practical experience on the part of Brazilian and South African regulators was thought to make product approval challenging in these countries.
