Sentence examples for specifically historically from inspiring English sources

Capital and its workings, he insisted, needed to be understood specifically, historically, as it changed from post-Fordism to full globalisation.

An excerpt from the opening monologue from the hit television show, The A-Team, asserted that "If you have a problem, if no one else can help and if you can find them....maybe you can hire...The A-Team". Leaders across the higher education landscape, specifically Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are under more pressure than ever to do more with less.

When she ran HR for the company's retail business, King recruited specifically from historically black colleges.

We made a strategic decision to work in Scotland, and in Fife specifically, because historically it's the center of ATM software development.

The very idea of creating art that specifically ruptures historically established perceptions and Islamic iconography is literally foreign to most Arabs – most, but certainly not all.

"But we're more of a contemporary dance company, and we don't do ethnic dance the way it's normally conceived of, in terms of dance that is specifically linked historically to a culture," Mr. Pott said.

Well, first of all when you talk about elections, specifically, elections historically have always been a state thing.

The documentation of the seasonality of EBV infection and specifically IM is historically inconsistent.

This was a franchise whose fans were used to success – not merely historically, but specifically and immediately.

However, test scores, and specifically the SAT, have historically proven only weak indicators of performance in tertiary institutions with highly selective admissions.

Over the past few years, we have seen a number of new mobile applications launched targeting young adult voters –- some specifically targeting those in historically underrepresented communities who may feel disenfranchised.