Sentence examples for historically touch from inspiring English sources

Joseph Seneca, vice president of academic affairs at Rutgers and chairman of the Governor's Council of Economic Advisors, and James Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, acknowledged that high energy prices historically touch off a recession.

And touch, historically, has been a crucial part of élite education.

Historically the iPod touch has had a different PCB layout and that sort of thing; we'll find out when we see the first teardown.

German politicians are historically afraid of touching off inflation with too much deficit spending.

With all of its touches historically accurate and in fine condition, including the excellent in-line six engine with triple Weber carbs, there are few sexier automobiles around.

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The Education Department's findings are likely to provoke criticism by Democratic lawmakers and borrower advocates, who had hoped the Justice Department's findings would provide strength to an Education Department that has historically taken a light-touch approach to policing its loan contractors and punishing wrongdoing.

9 14 A.M. Apr 2nd Breaking: Historically, nobody ever wanted to touch Queen owing to unattractiveness.

For touch, many of the historically important empirical investigations have focused on cutaneous touch, especially on mapping the two point threshold over the extent of the body.

Turns out that, after a little breaking-in period, the powers that be were happy with the light touch given to this historically weighty material.

According to the "ninja," Apple historically IDs their iPhone and iPod Touch in chronological order and found within the ramdisk are upwards of six new hardware IDs.