Sentence examples for historically worked from inspiring English sources

David: On the other hand, there's Chicago, where tight laws haven't historically worked as well.

"Over long investing horizons, what's needed is an inflation antidote, and common stocks have historically worked best".

H.P. has historically worked with partners for such technology — a strategy that has resulted in plummeting smartphone sales and tardiness in introducing mobile products.

As an executive at Grumman, Mr. Gabreski had better luck, bringing in Air Force contacts to the aerospace firm that had historically worked with the Navy.

Coaches historically worked through the high school level, then to collegiate ranks, where they built a reputation recruiting and developing players before becoming head coaches.

He said he feared that reforms would drive investors out of the funds, and added that "the first priority should be to recognize that money market fund investments have historically worked well for all investors".

But fiscal policy changes don't historically work when the economy is still in a fall.

But the historically working class neighborhoods of Dorchester in Boston, some residents say that dispensaries are just another threat to their community, which has struggled with drug abuse and other socioeconomic woes.

Police have not identified a suspect and the activist group Defend Boyle Heights issued a statement that it was not involved — but the group didn't condemn it, stating that "it is right to rebel!" The incident speaks to the growing tensions over gentrification in the historically working class neighborhood.

Is it ingrained sexism, or, as Germaine Greer told me in her opinion, historically work by female artists has generally not been as good as that produced by their male counterparts?

Historically, work characterizing time to fixation and other pre-analytic variables was not recognized as important and was difficult to publish.