Sentence examples for historically the case from inspiring English sources
This is historically the case, and most people I talked to said this.
Gallup then assumes that only fifty or fifty-five per cent of the population will vote in the election, since that is historically the case, and counts only the fifty or fifty-five per cent of its sample that scored the highest on the likely-voter questionnaire.
Historically, the case of continental drift is more complicated.
This is a stunning change, given that historically the case is usually reversed.
Whether that was historically the case is unimportant; the point to note is that the concept of wu plays a pivotal role in Xuanxue philosophy.
He begins by observing that larger funds are drawing a higher percentage of industry capital commitments than was historically the case.
To several readers that struggle is, regrettably but demonstrably and historically in the case of many women, concomitant with anorexia.
"It's historically been the case that weaker powers have sought to constrain stronger powers through the mechanisms of international legal structures".
"We have to assert our role much more as a government of Scotland for the people of Scotland than has historically been the case since devolution.
It is widely assumed that the upcoming Presidential election will be decided by an electorate that is far more ideological than has historically been the case.
