Sentence examples for to historically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a historic manner; with reference to history or the historical record.
- Historically speaking, this company has always collected payment before starting work.
Inventories have dipped to historically low levels.
Like the haggis, it may pose little problem to historically minded Scottish readers.
The Fed's policies led to historically low mortgage rates, and a revival in house prices.
But this margin of spare capacity dwindled to historically low levels last year.
WHEN Treasury bond yields fall to historically low levels, other markets are bound to follow.
Why are more traffic cops not predeployed to historically busy intersections to direct traffic and pedestrians?
He has been at the helm as subway breakdowns have been reduced to historically low levels.
"The prices have increased so rapidly and so high compared to historically where they've been.
In contrast, V.L.M.A.P. flashes an all-clear signal when it rises to historically high levels.
Since the late 1990s, migration into the UK had risen to historically unprecedented levels.
The increase in opium poppy cultivation is attributed mainly to historically high prices for opium, coupled with insecurity.
