Sentence examples for making historically from inspiring English sources

"I've been trying to figure out a way to economically preserve these masters in a digital format, and the library is interested in making historically important material available.

The Voting Rights Act has been stripped of crucial protections, making historically marginalized people potentially susceptible to widespread attempts of voter suppression.

Indeed the GO was designed for making historically free-text based annotations tractable (Lord et al. 2003).

He feels a need, he said, to make historically based films.

I'm well aware of some of the mistakes that we've made historically, whether it's the Alien and Sedition Acts or the internment of Japanese-Americans or the warrantless wiretapping that went on under the previous Administration.

But similar efforts to make historically large cuts to environmental programs are also in play at the state level as legislatures and governors take aim at conservation and regulations they see as too burdensome to business interests.

The Elias Book of Baseball Records does not list this particular record, so the Houston Astros do not know what to make historically of a play they executed last week against Philadelphia.

One could motivate the choice by going into the details of why this choice was made historically, but students still must accept that this is just a choice.

Some progress has been made historically for high permeability CBM reservoirs, where depletion (boundary-dominated flow) occurs quickly, however low permeability CBM reservoirs are currently being evaluated internationally (e.g. China), which brings forward additional challenges.

Whewell explained that "though the discovery of the First Law of Motion was made, historically speaking, by means of experiment, we have now attained a point of view in which we see that it might have been certainly known to be true independently of experience" (1847, I, 221).

The grants that made Historically Black Colleges and Universities possible were written and signed into law by Republicans.