Sentence examples for historically young from inspiring English sources

Historically, young women and men who sought to thrive in publishing made their way to Manhattan.

Historically, young people do not vote and so parties waste little time in courting their vote.

Now, as a historically young Republican field shapes up alongside Clinton in New Hampshire this weekend, many voters are wondering not just about who else might run against her but where all the young, rising liberal politicians have gone.

Historically, young people have had abysmal voter turnout among other age groups, according to a census from 1964 to 2012.

Historically, younger voters have long been more pro Social Security privatization than older ones, with support dropping as they near retirement age.

Historically, younger, married males have been disproportionately represented in CR, 24 26 so it is encouraging to see more diversity in the characteristics of patients referred.

Historically inclined young readers have it much better these days.

Historically many young people have fallen through the gaps between children's services and domestic violence services.

Historically, many young Irish immigrants had only two options – working at a construction site or behind a bar.

This is very much a visual book, however, and a patient, historically minded young reader should find it a satisfying adventure.

Historically, many young people suffered severe valvular disease and died awaiting heart valve replacement.