Sentence examples for when historically from inspiring English sources

New funding models should be developed to support people beyond their second post-doc, when historically they would be securing lectureship positions.

"[50% of detainees] will very shortly fall into the seven-to-12-month band when historically such time periods in detention are a trigger for adverse behaviour," it says.

At a time when historically informed performance has become the norm, even among modern-instrument ensembles, it's hard not to wonder why the New York Philharmonic has become so intent on performing Bach.

But Mr. McNamara cautioned that Black Friday — named for the day when, historically, retailers moved into the black, or became profitable — did not supply anywhere near the majority of November sales for stores.

Barnard's secret, Ms. Gordon said, is that it "pays attention to women's voices" when historically, "in the literary world, it is the male voice that is the default setting".

You even go so far as to say a black woman should sit back and leave it to the world to decide when historically people of color are always told to "be the bigger person" and be "nonviolent" in response to racism.

Although the Nasdaq numbers have gotten a bit better in recent weeks, they are ugly when viewed historically.

But why are his bones being interred when other historically significant skeletons are kept on display in museums?

When treated historically, Ortega's thought has often been regarded as offering nothing more than an alternative (Spanish) version of Dilthey's historicism or Heidegger's existentialism.

Graffin argues that, when viewed historically, the idea of human competition falls flat.

Graffin argues that, when viewed historically, the ideology of competition falls flat.