Sentence examples for return to historical from inspiring English sources

They think that earnings will return to historical norms, and that, when they do, stock prices will be hit hard.

She said she did not expect the company's profitability to return to historical levels in the near-to-immediate future.

When the economy recovers and interest rates return to historical norms, taxpayers will no longer be subsidizing artificially low interest rates.

Second, we considered processes affecting ecosystem change and barriers preventing the return to historical vegetation using state-and-transition models that incorporated the spatial extent of the contemporary vegetation states.

Partly as a result, he said, dividends will probably be restored in stages, and it could be take until the end of 2012 for them to return to historical norms.

The Independent asked the former historian, who in his youth wrote a first-rate study of Clydeside labour leader James Maxton, whether he planned ever to return to historical biography.

Leaving office in 1920, he served as governor of Stockholm province (1920 38) and returned to historical research.

As a nation we must get serious about enforcing our immigration laws and returning to historical immigration rates.

It said unwarranted gloom about growth in the global economy, which it argued had returned to historical averages, was preventing governments from pressing ahead with reforms.

This shows just how big the bubbles were: despite the recent declines, stock prices and home values have still not returned to historical norms.

While unemployment among those out of work for a short time has returned to historical norms, officials said, it remains particularly high among those who have been seeking jobs for longer periods.