Sentence examples similar to three years historically from inspiring English sources

The Queensmark awards have for three years honored historically or aesthetically significant properties that are not official landmarks.

"They are now three years old and, historically, the peak delinquency period in the life of a loan is Years 3 through 5".

The loan review analysis used by Freddie Mac focused on mortgages that went bad within two years, because historically that had been the period during which defaults related to possible loan improprieties were most likely to occur.

These companies, some of which have been around for more than a hundred years, have historically developed important innovations in the fishing sector, including techniques that have enabled a global expansion of the fishing enterprise.

It calls for $437 million more in federal financing over five years for historically black colleges and universities and an additional $166 million for similar institutions that have primarily served Hispanics.

Carney insisted the important aspect for homeowners and businesses was that rates were likely to stabilise at about 2.5% in three years' time, rather than the historically "normal" level of 5%.

Ubuntu LTS releases have historically provided three years of support on the desktop (five on the server), with new LTS versions coming out every two years.

"We've got great respect for them: historically the last two or three years they've had the better of us.

Remember this is an oil company that has just been through three years in which the crude price almost never dropped below $100, a historically high level.

The beetle species is several million years old, and historically larvae grow to be adults in July or August every year.

The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene reported last week that since 1991, the life expectancy of residents has increased by more than five years, to a historically high average of 77.6 years.