Sentence examples for were historically not from inspiring English sources

Federal biologists have long kept population counts for certain endangered species, like the Indiana bat, but formerly "common" species like the little brown bat were "historically not the primary focus of seasonal bat population counts," the FWS explains in a press release.

The system is historically, not purposely, biased in favour of Labour.

Autobiographical young-adult narratives are historically not the kind that have set fire to the opera stage.

"The Louvre-Lens is a new way to get to a new public that's historically not used to seeing culture," Mr. Dectot said.

Beyond that, much of the rest of Time Warner's business, like cable subscriptions and movie sales, are historically not hurt in recessions.

This was historically not the case; for the nearly 19 years spanning from February 1990 (when the data series began) to the end of 2008, jobless workers were almost always more likely to find a job than to give up or retire.

The school is in the process of hiring and training teachers, and drawing up a curriculum for a form that was historically not taught in a formal, academic setting.

In a telephone interview from his home in New Delhi, Mr. Jha said, "The prohibition on beef-eating has been made a mark of Hindu identity, but this is historically not true".

Nonetheless, Parris, who travelled with David Cameron to Washington in January as part of a tech trade mission, says British firms are "historically not as well-financed, so we have to achieve more with less.

He picks up the thread: "By far the most dynamic age group growing food is the 28- to 38-year-olds, which is historically not a gardening age group.

But he is historically not the type to unleash his frustrations on players, and a lack of fear of him could be fostering a sense of complacency among his players.