Sentence examples for we've historically from inspiring English sources

When Tim Cook was talking on the conference call, he stated that "we've historically entered into agreements with others to supply; largest one was with flash memory suppliers back in 2005 that totaled over a $1 billion, because flash would become increasingly important across product line and industry".

With struggling nations, though, we've historically taken a more Draconian approach.

"When teams are small at the four position to start games, we've historically had problems," Johnson said.

"We need regulation to maintain the mixed communities that work better than the ghettos and gated estates we've historically seen".

"It's no Metal Machine Music," Gibbard says, "but it's far enough out there from what we've historically done.

That prices rebounded is not remarkable, but the strength of the recovery is "way beyond what we've historically seen," Mr. Banks said.

"We have historically made contributions to both parties".

It was a different kind of skill from the kind we had historically used.

In Australia, we have historically understood this reasonably well in areas such as health and education.

We have historically reserved the term "political cult" for far-left or right grouplets.

We have historically been unaccountable, failing to sufficiently consult and engage affected communities.