Sentence examples for like this historically from inspiring English sources
"In situations like this historically, it's not worth going to a judge; you settle quietly".
"Guys like this historically don't build low-price products.
WWF's Heather Sohl put it like this: "Historically the IWC focused only on whaling, but the biggest threats to cetaceans today are other human activities such as bycatch, ship strikes and expansion of oil and gas developments.
"We've never seen anything like this historically," said a senior U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to brief reporters.
Residents have not historically liked this.
"It's more pier-shed-like, more historically correct, than the current design.
Indiana heroes such as the Revolutionary War leader George Rogers Clark and villains like the historically powerful state Ku Klux Klan both populate the cases.
To that end, he has been devoting a lot of his campaigning to friendly audiences on college campuses — like the historically black Bowie State University — and to fund-raisers, like the one in Chicago.
Qigong-like exercises have historically been practiced by Buddhist monks, Daoist martial artists, and Confucian scholars as a means of spiritual, moral, and physical refinement.
As a name, this is a little like a historically eminent football side calling itself the Team, and getting everyone else to refer to it that way.
It goes like this: Everyone knows that historically, as computers became more powerful, programmers started making simulations -- mimicking real-life situations in software.
