Sentence examples for it a historically from inspiring English sources

The region's strategic location and the vast port in its largest city has made it a historically important route for drugs and contraband; political power has long depended on deals with big landowners and crime bosses.

In Maryland in 2015, a federal judge declined to order the removal of the Peace Cross, calling it a historically significant and secular war memorial.

You can't open a package and smell it — a historically fail-safe test of quality — although I can't remember the last time I saw a supermarket shopper ask to sniff first before her fish gets wrapped in paper.

Deogarh's strategic location on the ancient route to the Deccan Plateau made it a historically important place.

"Museums represent an objective level of success in the established art world, making it a historically weighted environment to view art in," says the collective.

Or will the next President replace a conservative justice who bends the law to favor the powerful with one who recognizes that the Constitution's promise of liberty and equality make it a historically progressive document?

I suspect it'll continue because it's a historically robust behavior.

It was valuable because it had a historically early iron-clad exterior and was the only complete building by Bogardus that survived in New York.

Alabama State University, public, coeducational institution of higher learning in Montgomery, Alabama, U.S. It is a historically black school, and its enrollment is predominantly African American.

In addition, its location at a natural crossroads placed it along a historically desirable travel route.

It is a historically novel conservative movement.