Sentence examples for historically small from inspiring English sources

Historically, small stocks and large stocks take turns leading the market.

Is this fair given their historically small contribution to climate change?

The concern is we may lose the chance to build our historically small support base.

The president has granted commutations and pardons for a historically small number of applicants.

The club are probably the third biggest in Berlin (behind Hertha and Union), but have had historically small crowds.

If the deficit was small and unremarkable, how did a historically small deficit balloon into a large one?

Historically, smaller firms have had the highest growth rates.

The British Paralympic Association chief executive, Tim Hollingsworth, said he believed the exposure afforded the Winter Paralympics, historically smaller than its summer sibling, would lead to a "step change" both for the event and for ParalympicsGB athletes.

In a world of many elderly, retired Baby Boomers and historically smaller worker base bearing much of the cost of the elderly living and health care costs, that has to matter a great deal.

Historically, small-company stocks tend to outperform large-company stocks as the economy recovers from a recession.

Historically, small-caps have lagged large-caps in market declines, but until October that had not happened in this downturn.