Sentence examples for historically taking from inspiring English sources

"Historically, taking high school pitchers is a very bad investment," Cluck said.

Historically, taking inventory and getting a quote are the biggest pain points of using a moving company.

… The question many of these companies have had to face is: If, overall, the videogame department is a small part of your business, then how committed are you to this?" Part of the problem has been that, historically, taking in used games has been a manually intensive process.

That's probably because, historically, taking down a subreddit has been fairly uncommon.

Multinational companies have historically taken water availability for granted.

With struggling nations, though, we've historically taken a more Draconian approach.

G.M. has historically taken advantage of this audience by investing heavily in television advertising.

Campuses are where such explorations of ideas have historically taken place.

And presidents have, historically, taken a variety of different approaches to judicial appointments.

America has historically taken more account of improvements in the quality of goods than many European countries.

Mr. Dearn said undergraduate students in Australia had historically taken "narrowly focused degrees" geared toward preparing them for employment.