Sentence examples for not historically done from inspiring English sources

British administrators then attempted to use Dharma-shastra in actual legal adjudications, as Hindus had not historically done.

However, the organization hasn't historically done much to alert beauty workers, who often come into contact with the chemical, about these dangers.

Or, women haven't, historically, done anything worth noting.

They've done that in conditions where English teams don't historically do very well.

By contrast, back then only 10% were working and also attending full-time education compared to 26% of youth doing that now: But that things are not too bad historically doesn't mean we can dust our hands and not worry about the situation.

As in: Disabled people don't historically fare well under authoritarian governments.

"But the Vandals," he writes, "got the short stick, historically, didn't they?" He won't tell me anything about himself, but my guess is he's British and studying at one of our better universities.

The Yankees historically do not give players award bonuses.

The Jets, historically, do not rework contracts that have more than one year left on them.

To tell their jerseys apart, because Notre Dame players historically do not have their names on the back, an identification number is printed inside.

According to some polls, his support in Iowa comes disproportionately from younger people, who historically do not follow up on their enthusiasm by actually taking part in the caucuses.