Sentence examples for that were historically from inspiring English sources

The Kurds claim five disputed districts in Nineveh Province, including two that were historically Christian.

Moreover, Ford has yet to prove it can command healthy prices for cars that were historically sold on the cheap.

Education accounts for less operating income than two divisions that were historically less crucial to its profits, cable and broadcast television, according to the latest financial reports.

"It's fairly certain that all of the banks that were historically in this business will go back into this business if they haven't already," Mr. Giancaterino said.

Another element that ought to go is the so-called "straight A's" provision, which would allow states to redistribute federal education dollars that were historically aimed at the nation's poorest schools.

"The Democrats should start standing up for certain core principles that were historically Democratic principles under Truman, F.D.R., J.F.K. and, for that matter, Clinton," proposes Richard Holbrooke, the Clinton ambassador to the United Nations.

But we're not, in fact, a nation that's historically been terribly fond of kings.

So the PR battle is one that is historically tilted against Israel.

And they did so with a precision that is historically unprecedented.

They're the ones that are historically neutral, without an army".

It was a bitter loss for a club that is historically the game's great loser.