Sentence examples for which historically has from inspiring English sources

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

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

The bill now goes to the Senate, which historically has resisted abortion legislation.

It tries to square a circle, which historically has always been tricky.

Their warnings hit home in densely populated Bangladesh, which historically has been hit by devastating sea surges and cyclones.

Retail may not get much more niche than poetry, which historically has never been a lucrative proposition.

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

He fears this would play into the hands of the army, which historically has worked to undermine both politicians and democracy itself.

Specifications for the production vehicle were not announced, nor were its prospects for being sold in the United States, which historically has not warmed to Formula One.

In temperate, intensive agriculture, such field margin habitats, which historically had true agricultural functions, now are important refugia for biodiversity.

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