Sentence examples for separate historically from inspiring English sources

Invisible lines separate historically Protestant from historically Roman Catholic districts, while the tall mountains of the Saint Gotthard Pass separate northern from southern Europe and their diverse sensibilities and habits.

Most scholars now place the origin of rackets in real tennis, quoting J.R. Atkins' opinion in The Book of Racquets (1872) that "both games (rackets and real tennis) have so much in common that it is impossible to separate them historically; for practical purposes we must regard them as identical".

The college-book business was historically separate from the main company and owned by Leonard Riggio, chairman of Barnes & Noble and owner of nearly 30 percent of the textbook retailer.

Another historically separate group developed out of the Presbyterian organizations formed by various Scottish and Scotch-Irish immigrants who settled in America in the 18th century.

For the first time since the 18th century, Corsica has installed a nationalist government which has declared the Mediterranean island to be culturally and historically separate from France.

But it does, and these money transfers are the essence of what makes Britain's common currency a success in knitting together a collection of regions and historically separate countries with different languages, cultures and economic profiles.

As a result, Ms. Height is widely credited as the first person in the modern civil rights era to treat the problems of equality for women and equality for African-Americans as a seamless whole, merging concerns that had been largely historically separate.

Powerful applications can be created by combining information stored in these historically separate data sources.

The flexibility of this newly coined term encompasses the historically separate fields of natural product biosynthesis and metabolic engineering.

At the same time, the emergence of global liquefied natural gas trade is influencing the historically separate and regionalized market structure of the commodity.

Her presence hints at the potential of joint-working across historically separate regulatory silos that have nonetheless been showing increasingly overlapping concerns of late.