Sentence examples for historically sustained from inspiring English sources
"historically sustained" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been maintained or supported for a long period of time, based on historical evidence or tradition. Example: "Religious tolerance has been historically sustained in this country, despite various political and social changes over the centuries."
Our nonconformity threatened the gender system which has, historically, sustained the social hegemony of male heterosexuality and misogyny.
A new report from Harvard University's Joint Centre for Housing Studies notes that, historically, sustained housing recoveries are far more dependent on job growth than on factors like the level of interest rates.
Historically, sustained economic growth has been a relatively recent phenomenon.
They displaced farmers to raise sheep and downplayed the traditional patriarchal relationship that had historically sustained the clans.
They turned to money rents, displaced farmers to raise sheep, and downplayed the traditional patriarchal relationship that had historically sustained the clans.
However, volcanic ash is a major contributor to the high agricultural fertility that has historically sustained the high population densities of Java and Bali.
A small but artistically rich city, Winston-Salem is exploring the potential of an arts-based economy to, in part, offset the diminished presence, and related philanthropic initiatives, of historically sustaining industries.
Bruce Foster, political science professor at Calgary's Mount Royal University, notes the Canadian conservative movement has historically been sustained by this age group, with the average supporter for the Reform Party (the populist precursor to today's Conservative Party) being "like 150 fucking years old".
Randomized clinical trials (RCTs) of interventions for the hepatitis C virus have historically used sustained virological response (SVR) at 24 weeks after treatment (SVR24) as the key effect measure.
The Mediterranean Sea has sustained historically high levels of fishing since pre-Roman times.
Historically, the houtings sustained fisheries in the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark (Thienemann 1922; Jennerich and Schulz 2011), but faced extinction by the 1970s due to habitat loss, construction of migration barriers, pollution, and overfishing (Hansen et al. 1999).
