Sentence examples for historically try from inspiring English sources

But a good chunk comes from business interests, Wall Street in particular, that historically try to buy influence with whoever they think will win.

Pakistan has historically tried to punch above its weight.

"Banks have historically tried to make money on fees, and they are desperate for fees," he said.

While Canada is often lauded for its past role as a haven for black slaves fleeing the United States, the Canadian government historically tried to prevent black immigration, out of fear that it might prompt a backlash from whites.

Faced with fixed costs like labor and rent and with food prices that must remain competitive, restaurants have historically tried to squeeze as much profit as they could out of wine.

Supreme Court doctrine has historically tried to capture a version of this concern by asserting that the government has a legitimate interest in "anticorruption" — the idea being that money from corporations can produce the appearance of a quid pro quo from elected officials.

They also suggest that Iran, which has historically tried to play Shiite groups against one another in Iraq, has decided to pull back on its support for the group that American officials have continually pointed to as an Iranian-trained troublemaker: Mr. Sadr's Mahdi Army.

Humans are naturally attracted to colorful foods and have historically tried to improve and preserve the appearance and nutritive value of foods.

It's historically tried to have the prettiest video player on the market and for years has shied away from heavily monetizing its videos through crappy advertising.

Instagram has historically tried to keep users in its app, which is why it won't allow its photos to appear in-line on Twitter.

In contrast to well known VC firms like Sequoia and KPCB that have historically tried to build out a presence in Asia by dedicating independent investment teams to the region, K2 is going global with a single, Cayman headquartered fund.