Sentence examples for historically survived from inspiring English sources
62, 63 These findings are encouraging given that only about 10% of patients with advanced melanoma have historically survived to 5 years.
The Beaux-Arts plaza is "perhaps the single most historically significant surviving work of landscape architecture from the City Beautiful era in New York City," said Michael Gotkin, a preservationist, referring to the architectural and urban-planning movement from the 1890s and 1900s that believed attractive buildings could uplift the downtrodden.
Historically, monopolies have never survived in the long term.
Record man Richie Finestra Bobby Cannavalee), having survived the historically inaccurate collapse of the Mercer Arts Center totally on cocaine and whiskey, kills the sale of his label to the staid and massively unhip Germans and re-devotes himself to the fire god spirit of rock music.
Independent studios have historically had difficulty surviving in modern Hollywood.
Historically the comic book industry survived partly because its superheroes changed.
As one might surmise, such an arrangement depends on the benevolent cooperation of all parties involved — and indeed, historically, most condominiums have not survived very long.
And historically, one of the reasons that the U.S.-Israeli relationship has survived so well and thrived is shared values, shared history, the links between our peoples.
Historically no Icelandic coalition government formed by more than two parties has survived a full four-year term.
Historically, the plays that survive are always those that provide great parts.
On Monday, Burnham stood among dignitaries from the Forbidden City's Palace Museum to unveil the refurbishment of one of the most historically important interiors to survive from China's imperial past.
