Sentence examples for who historically from inspiring English sources

This is a Don who historically rules the Clipper famiglia at arm's length.

And he's a player who, historically, has known the limits of his endurance and pain tolerance.

Assad, who historically had rejected all steps designed to reach the Israeli public, said yes.

New Labour deserted those who needed them, who historically they were supposed to represent.

The sharpest increases appeared among Hispanic and black children, who historically have been less likely to receive an autism diagnosis.

But by far the most non-Europeans have been Muslims, who historically have been slower to assimilate than other immigrants.

There are big powers, especially Western powers, who historically never accepted the idea of other nations having their independence.

Even people who historically don't work in property are acting as conduits to clients simply because they can facilitate introductions.

Generally, appeals to tradition provide little relief for people who, historically, have been treated unfairly by the law.

Henry Kravis, who historically has voted for Republicans and donated money to them, has been relatively silent.

Soran is also known as Diana, the Kurdish word for Christian after the Assyrian Christians who historically lived there.