Sentence examples for which was historically from inspiring English sources

Survanta, which was historically the first natural surfactant used, is rheologically active.

The quiet transition is unusual for the magazine, which was historically undergone more dramatic changes in leadership.

Unesco has so far declared16 world heritage sites in Iran, which was historically referred to as Persia in the west up until the 20th century.

Unesco has declared 16 world heritage sites in Iran, which was historically referred to as Persia in the west until the 20th century.

The butterfly fauna in clear-cuts which was historically meadows and abandoned long enough to allow a generation of conifers to mature (70 90 years) was compared with clear-cuts which were historically coniferous forest.

New York's parade, which was historically held on Labor Day but was rescheduled to the following Saturday starting in 1996 to insure a larger turnout, is the largest labor parade in the nation.

"Suits are now 70percentt of sales, which is historically correct," Mr. Kalenderian added.

This strategy points up thematic and stylistic links across a wide span, which is historically useful.

His approval ratings, which were historically low at his inauguration, have fallen even further.

not more than $366,666,667 shall be used for loans to eligible institutions which are historically Black public colleges and universities.

He had also been a Republican — he switched parties in order to run in Broward, which is historically Democratic.