Sentence examples for it historically has from inspiring English sources

America's construction industry is not as politically powerful, inefficient and corrupt as it historically has been in Japan, and Japan worsened its slump by increasing the sales tax to deal with the debt.

But access to it historically has been limited to healthy banks with short-term problems.

"There's a strong rationale for the government taking the position that it historically has," she said.

It historically has accepted people as many as six months out.

Judicial oversight concerning attorneys' fees continues to be a matter of importance, as it historically has been.

"It historically has been a linchpin for the square," said City Councilman James Vacca, a leader in the efforts.

In this way, AT&T captured the largest share of activations, even though it historically had a slightly smaller share of total customers relative to Verizon.

The bureau developed Carnivore to give it some of the power that it has historically had with telephones.

And historically has it risen a great deal over time?

It begins: "Substance abuse historically has been considered mainly a male problem".

It must, historically, have been the 1706 Grub Street version – not the bowdlerised Victorian editions.