Sentence examples for provide historically from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon has launched a 50th anniversary commemoration of the war to provide "historically accurate materials" for schoolchildren.

To describe the evolution of a protein, being able to study ancestral sequences at different nodes of a phylogeny would obviously provide historically relevant information that is not available otherwise [ 70].

In an additional one-sixth of the world's countries, these institutions, though somewhat defective, nevertheless provided historically high levels of democratic government.

Its Indian Ocean coast provided historically important ports by which goods from Arabian and Asian traders have entered the continent for many centuries.

After World War II he was commissioned to review the actions of our soldiers and provide a historically based book of guidance for Army officers.

The bottom line is that bonds provide a historically less volatile less risky, and more predictable source of income than stocks.

Since the subject of this article is Zeno himself, it undertakes to provide an historically accurate overview of his own thought, rather than an account of how philosophers, mathematicians, and physicists have responded to his provocative arguments.

Dan Feshbach, who exited fintech platform LoanPerformance, has turned his sights toward developing a FICO alternative dubbed a "Merit score," to provide lenders, historically dependent on the credit scores of a student's parents, with forward-looking insight into their risk or potential.

"We told the White House months in advance what we were going to do with this bill -- and we believe it provides an historically unprecedented amount of money for state and local assistance," the aide said.

Carbon Brief said that coal's woes meant it was providing a historically low level of power to the UK: "In 2016, coal has supplied less than 10% of UK electricity on 18 of 102 days, including every day in April so far.

And when tutors are asked to provide pastoral support – historically always a part of the personal tutor role – they feel it's because these "modern students" need extra help.