Sentence examples for historically sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The fact that this court of appeals, historically sympathetic to Microsoft's claims, has unanimously ruled that the company has systematically violated the Sherman Antitrust Act should give pause to anyone within the Bush administration who may be tempted on ideological grounds to reach a lenient settlement.

And those facts included the persistence of organized Albanian revenge to drive out the Serbs; the Serb flight out of the province or into small ethnic enclaves; the emergence of Mitrovica as the largest Serb enclave, the real border between Serbian and Albanian control; and the presence of French troops, who are historically sympathetic to the Serbs, in charge of Mitrovica and northern Kosovo.

This leaves plenty of room for mischief from an agency that historically has been sympathetic to oil and gas companies and other commercial interests.

One of the happy surprises during the final House struggle was the positive role played by President Bush, who has historically not been sympathetic to the idea of banning soft money.

Historically, Americans have been sympathetic to the idea.

Historically, the UN has been sympathetic to their plight, and notoriously hostile to Israel.

Crimea remains an important base for Russia, both strategically and ideologically, but not all Crimeans are sympathetic to their former ruler – including the historically anti-Russian Crimean Tatars.

Critics praised Ms. Mantel's ability to make a historically unsavory character come alive and seem wholly human, even sympathetic, and to infuse familiar historical details like the trial and execution of Anne with a sense of urgency and suspense.

Historically, the oldest stress axis known is represented by the sympathetic axis (SA).

Paragangliomas associated with the sympathetic system are also generally secretory in nature, and historically, those arising in the adrenal medulla have been called pheochromocytomas, whereas those arising outside the adrenal have been termed extra-adrenal pheochromocytomas [3].

There may well be a viable humanitarian and compassionate application available to individuals and members of groups who've been historically disadvantaged or persecuted and can show hardship, adverse circumstances, or other sympathetic considerations.