Sentence examples for historically think from inspiring English sources

"A lot of this stuff is at the fringes of what we would historically think of as terrorism," said Daniel Benjamin, a former State Department coordinator for counterterrorism and a professor at Dartmouth College.

While it is undeniable that work exploring these transgressive industrial and noise aesthetics has had an impact historically (think: Whitehouse and Throbbing Gristle), the fact that these traditions are upheld so much more by aging record collectors than today's social justice activists might say something about their real value in the current moment.

I asked Etike how local people had historically thought of the bonobo.

This idea that paper facilitates a highly specialized cognitive and social process is a far cry from the way we have historically thought about the stuff.

He said he believed that this had always been the case and that drivers had never, historically, thought much about the dangers while driving.

"Women are historically thought to have been a less reliable ticket buying audience, but the latest figures in the US show women are now buying the majority of tickets," he said.

"Newsrooms historically thought a lot about what we have to offer to the world," Beizer said.

"California was historically thought to have a good education system, but it's plunged since the 1970s," he said.

While historically thought to be immunosuppressive, new data have shown that RT can work together with the immune system to eliminate cancer.

While cardiac involvement has historically thought to be quite rare, autopsy studies suggest that about 25% of sarcoidosis patients have cardiac involvement [1].

Recent reports suggesting that primary aldosteronism (PA) is more common than historically thought have often relied on use of the plasma aldosterone concentration (PAC) to plasma renin activity (PRA) ratio (ARR) to identify patients with PA.