Sentence examples for historically took from inspiring English sources

My interviewees confirmed that while hospitals historically took an adversarial and secretive approach to lawsuits and error, that has begun to change.

The designation Manchu-Tungus or Manchu-Tungusic for the group of languages that many scholars simply refer to as Tungusic emphasizes the historically most important member of the group, and the only language (except for the extinct Juchen [Jurchen]) that historically took written form.

I historically took Valentine's Day with a grain of salt, using it as an excuse to overindulge in Mexican food or sing karaoke with my girlfriends.

Here's an example: The majority of the printing industry historically took off the first week in July, which forced customers to put their needs on hold.

Law enforcement officers historically took part in the hunt-down, beatings, and killings of black people, many times without a trial.

Technological gains that historically took decades to achieve and to scale-up in now rich countries are potentially available at much lower cost to countries and at an earlier stage of development.

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.

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