Sentence examples for historically the same from inspiring English sources
Studies suggest that historically, the same beliefs often led law enforcement not to bring cases they thought prosecutors would decline, which in turn likely discouraged survivors from reporting at all.
The outbreak peaked during week 33 (mid-August) with 225 reported cases, which is historically the same peak for all reported WNV cases in Texas during 2002 2011 (2002 2011
lycaon) as distinct species, where Great Lakes-boreal wolves are the product of grey wolf × eastern wolf hybridization, eastern coyotes are the result of eastern wolf × western coyote hybridization, and red wolves are considered historically the same species as the eastern wolf, although their contemporary genetic signature has diverged owing to a bottleneck associated with captive breeding [ 10].
What has happened, historically, after the same party has controlled the White House for exactly eight consecutive years?
"The Treasury has been a block on progressive action historically and the same is true today," said John Sauven, executive director at Greenpeace.
In this light, Jesus can be seen as an eschatological prophet, grouped historically in the same general category as John the Baptist and a few other 1st-century Jewish prophets, such as Theudas.
The numbers have historically been the same in grades K-12.
Others who historically found the same exposed port found it alarming.
The fact is that Spain has not historically had the same levels of immigration as Britain - it is a relatively new phenomenon.
Salmon farms in the Northeast Pacific Ocean have not historically experienced the same issues with treatment efficacy, possibly due to the relatively large population of endemic salmonid hosts that serve to both redistribute surviving lice and dilute populations potentially under selection by introducing naïve lice to farms.
We began grappling with the different ways Catholics and Jews have historically read the same Bible stories: Is the Adam story about Original Sin or free will?
