Sentence examples for how historically from inspiring English sources

That is not how historically this has been done.

"In Alabama, we talk all the time about how, historically, the men run but the women are the ones who get them elected," BeShears told me.

"I actually compare our economic performance to how, historically, countries that have wrenching financial crises perform," Obama told the New York Times magazine.

I wrote a piece for The New Yorker a while ago about fibromyalgia, and how, historically, there have been poorly understood pain syndromes that were related to the introduction of new technology.

She looks at how, historically, singers have been elevated and denigrated and examines different styles, from the semi-spoken sneer of John Lydon and the "dark brown tones" of Nico to Dusty Springfield's wounded melodrama.

"The main thrust," she said, "is to show how historically both our conscious and unconscious biases and anxieties have played out over and over again to birth these vast new systems of social control".

The numbers also highlight a key departure from how companies historically have tracked their social impact.

"It means something to me that no other country can – no matter how important historically that other country may be, how 'beautiful', how lively and interesting.

This strategy, largely devised by Mr. Feige and mirroring how Marvel historically approached the publication of its comics, carried enormous risk.

"Admissions people have all kinds of formulas they use for predictions: How many historically do we expect to accept our offer and enroll?

Given the complexity of pension and accounting regulations, "Retirement Heist" cries out for history and context, a sense of where the pension world came from, the forces that shaped its rise and how companies historically dealt with pensioners.