All of our existing subsurface underground rail, water, gas, telecommunications and electric development has historically succeeded in legal coexistence with surface property rights.
Mr. Paladino became one of the first Tea Party candidates to win a Republican primary for governor, in a state where the Republican Party has historically succeeded by choosing moderates.
Where religion and politics have failed, professional sports have historically succeeded in unifying disconnected people to an idea of excellence based on shared values that enriches our national culture.
Historically, Republicans have succeeded in painting Democrats as weak on foreign policy, military affairs and counter-terrorism.
"Trump didn't screw up in Europe, he succeeded historically," Noah said, emphasizing Trump's skewed narrative.
The Modernist movements which Vkhutemas had helped generate were critically considered as abstract formalism, and were succeeded historically by socialist realism, postconstructivism, and the Empire style of Stalinist architecture.
Just looking at the electoral map tells you that Obama is either competitive or winning states where the Democrats have historically struggled to succeed: Missouri, North Carolina, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Virginia, New Hampshire, Nevada, North Dakota.
It's a good and noble idea, but our country is at risk of having a negative ROI if it fails to invest in programs that have proven records of helping historically disadvantaged students succeed.
That sort of dilemma for the new president would be familiar historically: Presidents who succeed an incumbent of their own party repeatedly have come to grief as a result of similar crossfires.
Thus, if Islamist renovatio is to succeed historically, its debut, even its strenuous early activity, is incapable of telling us what all this activity will realize, if anything, in the future.
Strategies characterized as "monetary mercantilism" are employed historically by nations that have succeeded in achieving stronger economic growth, which contradicts austerity-led policies favored by international bureaucracies.
