Most of the area on which modern Ikebukuro is built was historically known as Sugamo.

And confusion creates problems or at least impatience and haste among Israelis who are historically known for patience and careful planning.

Historically, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg were known as the Low Countries it once covered a somewhat larger area than the current Benelux group of states.

Others are also historically marginalized from the social and political life of the nation, notably the Dalits, sometimes known as untouchables, who are at the bottom of the Hindu caste system.

Manx (native name or , pronounced or ), also known as Manx Gaelic, and as the Manks language, is a Goidelic language of the Indo European language family, historically spoken by the Manx people.

Real debt defaults are historically rare.

Information historically required to be published

The Isthmus of Panama, also historically known as the Isthmus of Darien, is the narrow strip of land that lies between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, linking North and South America.

Economic links are historically strong and growing.

Germany has historically never benefitted from isolation.

Historically, the stock market has performed well.

Historically lax policies have become far less accommodative.

Historically, outside parties have thus played a decisive role.

Labor migration in Europe is, historically, far less extensive.

China Historically, Korea has had close relations with China.

The 4,300 years old (the earliest settlement 2300 BC) Homs, historically known as Emesa (an assemblage of the locally revered sun god), is the third largest city in Syria and is a sister of Belo Horizonte city in Brazil.

Historically, rising states used smart power strategies to good avail.

So we have to be historically oriented in our method.

These historically embedded norms and practices were only slowly superseded.

Communities in the Himalayan region have historically been closely integrated.

On all of these issues, historically minded economists were right.

Historically, I am unaware of military operations targeting civilian hospitals!!...

Historically, Homs was a city of funny and weird mysteries.

Historically, movement inland from the western Mediterranean coast was difficult.

Historically, building with concrete and mortar next appeared in Greece.

... Libya has historically made a limited contribution to Arabian literature .

Historically, urban issues had been marginalized in the development agenda.

Historically, we used to have this type of political will.

Well, historically, it has been studied using the science of paleoanthropology.

Historically, the US was modern Asia s largest source of external demand.

Historically, inflation in China has followed GDP growth with a lag.

Historically, however, most trade agreements have taken much longer to complete.

Historically, monetary union was regarded as the route to political union.

(The historically persecuted Hazaras, for example, suffered several large scale massacres.)

Moreover, migration has historically been the most effective measure against poverty.

Historically, the Royal Navy maintained Royal Navy Dockyards around the world.

Historically, the island has had strong cultural links with Bora Bora.

The global steel market has historically been marked by cyclical fluctuations.

Historically, the first question was controversial, at least in academic circles.

Republicans have historically been more supportive of such bilateral free trade agreements.

Historically, the Jewish experience in international relations has not been particularly edifying.

This constitutes the illusionary and historically regressive element of current Russian policy.

The weapon, too, historically has not proved to be the best solution.

The Seven Bridges of Königsberg is a historically notable problem in mathematics.

Ideally, the model should produce similar results to what has happened historically.