Sentence examples for is historically given from inspiring English sources

TWICE AS NICE "The two-dollar bill is on a roll," Readers Digest reports, adding that no one is quite certain what is behind the sudden popularity of the note that is "historically given as change at racetracks, strip clubs and — because it bears his face — Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate".

We are capable of far more than we have been, historically, given an opportunity to achieve in America; we are in a position to broaden opportunities to the entire American populace.

Helen has even less of a profile here, and while this is historically necessary, given the absence of information about her very colorlessness, it undermines Mr. Motion's purpose in inventing Wainewright's confession in the first place.

Paleodistributional modeling could be a useful tool for determining where A. transcaspicus could have been historically distributed given its current climatic tolerances [69], [70], and thus for distinguishing these different hypotheses.

In fact, except in rare instances where the pattern of evolutionary branching is created in the laboratory and observed directly as it occurs (e.g., Hillis et al. 1992; Sanson et al. 2002), it is impossible to know with certainty that any given phylogeny is historically accurate.

And given that January is historically a strong month for stocks, more bearish analysts have said the recent rally is likely to fade.

But tourism and finance officials said that it was not much of a bump, given that October is historically the busiest tourism month for the city.

Locations of HEMS in NSW are historically determined and given the large distances travelled by HEMS in NSW, further research is needed into the most appropriate HEMS locations relative to need.

This is historically odd.

"It is, historically, an error".

Its spelling is historically eccentric.