Sentence examples for which historically from inspiring English sources

The two traditions which historically supported Labour are both exhausted.

This is true also for Hungary, which historically was under Turkish rule for about 150 years.

Each suffered a defeat early in the season, which historically has been forgiven by voters.

The protests have prompted Community Board 6, which historically supports social services, to reject the plan.

"Which, historically, has always been the biggest trouble for crowdfunding sites, getting traction and critical mass".

Women's underwear sales are down, which historically suggests intense frugality and more rough times ahead.

It is a source of continuing frustration for CBS, which historically dominated serious news programming.

Every day about 1,000 South Koreans visit the area, which historically has been a place of reverence and reflection.

And the stock markets — which historically track closely to the mergers market — rose rapidly for much of the first half.

Tennis balls, which historically had been white, now came in several hues, with yellow the colour of choice.

On the other hand, stagnant economies mean less industrial production, which historically leads to a drop in emissions.