Sentence examples for historically solid from inspiring English sources
What was surprising was not that this historically solid Democratic union endorsed Mr. Schumer but that it anguished so much over it all.
Historically, solid state nuclear magnetic resonance (ssNMR) has been used to reveal the crystalline structure of the polyalanine motif; however, limitations in amino acid labeling techniques have obscured the structures of the GGX and GPGXX motifs thought to be responsible for the structural mobility of spider silk.
For one thing, start-ups and historically solid loan originators are equally susceptible to market pressures that may alter their business practices.
His behavior cost his party a historically solid Republican seat in his upstate New York district.
Historically, solid-phase-crystallization (SPC) was the first technology to produce poly-Si films for display applications, followed by the development of laser-annealing crystallization (LAC).
If it lost Britain, the EU would lose its historically most solid democracy, a major military power and a key chunk of its economic weight.
Stoke-on-Trent and Copeland are both historically rock-solid Labour districts.
Historically, the term "solid dispersion" was defined as a dispersion of drug in a solid matrix where the matrix was either a small molecule or polymer.
Historically, there are solid and interchangeable links between the old temperance campaigners and the suffragettes.
She and other critics want to replace Mr. Novros's reds, blues and blacks with what they say is a more historically accurate color: solid cocoa beige.
It demonstrates our progress and tells us where we are on the unemployment cycle, which is not only predictable, but also has historically been a solid indicator of economic health.
