Sentence examples for historically wanted from inspiring English sources

One is that politicians, especially those from Texas, have historically wanted easier policy from the Fed.

It may even be rubbing off on other parts of government that have historically wanted to preserve their powers over forest management.

(She would now allow it only in cases of rape, incest or when the life of the mother is at risk; she historically wanted the decision left to the mother).

I didn't try it myself until 2012, when a new restaurant called Javelina opened in New York, near Union Square, purporting to offer authentic Tex-Mex cuisine to a city that has historically wanted for it.

Historically, countries wanted to protect their food supplies, and farmers proved a powerful political voice.

Its Army historically has wanted a friendly or at least not-hostile government in Kabul; a government with strong influence from ethnic Pashtuns, who are numerous within Pakistan; and a government that will prevent India from using Afghanistan for hostile purposes.

"Bread is something that we historically all wanted to be cheap.

So, historically, advertisers want really rich things like big pictures or videos and we haven't provided those things historically.

As health insurance consultant Bob Laszewski has written, "Historically, insurers want to see a 75-percent participation rate".

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

Historically, governments have wanted to keep their people happy precisely as a means of social control," she said.