This page shows Historically in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.
Historically meaning
- In a historic manner; with reference to history or the historical record.
- According to history: formerly, in the past, traditionally.
- To an unprecedented or extremely rare degree.
Example sentences (20)
As I mentioned, we'll bring on small business to fill in where those loan production offices have historically been.
A historically peaceful country, Ecuador has seen record levels of homicides, drug seizures and prison massacres.
Back in 2011, we were in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and unemployment was historically high.
Credit cards are not historically linked to the base rate - but in recent years, some lenders have started to do this.
Even the most interesting and historically significant aspects of Batman's past were not safe from this erasure.
Everything we talked about historically in the context of services sits in value-added services and solutions.
As a result, they historically have remained off the books by authorities often citing the national interest.
And the trend in tech, historically for decades now, has been for buyers to get more capacity and features for less money.
And historically we've seen gross margins climb and would expect our highest gross margin in the fourth quarter of the year.
By company ledgers, 92% of Lionsgate’s multiplatform and limited theatrical release titles have been profitable historically.
Despite bordering notorious cocaine well Colombia, Ecuador has historically remained relatively peaceful.
For people from historically marginalized groups, saying “just dance” is like a revolutionary statement.
But analysts have warned they are symptomatic of the excesses that developed during a decade of historically low interest rates.
Also joining are three Arab countries with historically rocky ties with Iran -- Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
China, a relative latecomer to the industrial era, is historically responsible for “only” 13% of cumulative global CO2 emissions.
A lesser-known but historically reliable bitcoin price indicator has flipped positive, signaling the onset of a major bull market.
Andrianna Benjamin (left to right), Keryn Foley and Julia Ham make-up part of Wagga's historically gender-diverse candidate slate.
Because of the conflict between opposites, a new higher emergent synthesis comes about historically, socially and psychologically.
And a sustained tightening in this reading has historically been a reliable indicator of an existing or pending economic recession.
Army jobs have historically been seen as among the most secure in south Asia, promising social security and pension support for life.
Phrases with historically
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Common combinations with historically
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- have historically 15×
- historically the 14×
- historically been 11×
- historically black 10×
- has historically 10×
- historically low 9×
- historically has 7×
- historically high 6×
- historically and 6×
- of historically 6×
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