Sentence examples for members historically from inspiring English sources

I examine the homepages of 18 faculty members within English programs and draw on research from composition, psychology, and technology theory to determine how faculty members can negotiate online spaces housed within the university web space and can revise how faculty members historically have been represented in spaced that were university constructed.

The party, which has roughly one million members, has historically performed best in rural areas.

"We've got 7 million members and historically most of them came from the global north.

This would include athletic team captains; many club members have historically been captains.

The candidate selections made by Ofcom, which is responsible for finding, vetting and appointing Channel 4 board members, have historically received rubber-stamp approval.

The war of words highlighted not only disagreement over Iraq, but also France's struggle for dominance in European affairs in the face of an enlarging European Union whose incoming members are historically beholden to the United States.

Monster Raving Loony is the play I have written for the Theatre Royal, Plymouth (the south west being where most Loony members have historically been drawn from – make of that what you will).

But quite apart from the fact that House members have historically found it difficult to win nomination for the presidency, Mr. Gephardt will carry an additional burden: for two years, he put all his chips into an ultimately futile bid to recapture the House, and he will shoulder some of the blame.

One of the remarkable things about the economic boom in the second half of the 90's was the expansion of employment opportunities for people on the lower rungs of the economic ladder, including difficult-to-employ members of historically disadvantaged groups, including women, blacks and Hispanics.

Identity and identity politics become important as members of historically excluded groups challenge their status and work for inclusion.

The most compelling portion offers a series of graphs depicting "Friendships of Facebook", which shows how many members of historically hostile groups are becoming friends on Facebook.