Sentence examples for be hitherto from inspiring English sources
adverb
Up to this or that time.
Moreover, on this theory, since any rule violation is to count as a fallacy this allows the possibility that there may be hitherto unrecognized "new fallacies".
Of importance, there may be hitherto unknown factors and/or random noise in the d' data unaccounted for by the model.
These calls were not present in the original capillary sequence data and we believe them to be hitherto unreported systematic errors occurring during Illumina sequencing (Supplementary Fig. S1).
Important lessons can be gained via expression studies in the laboratory; for example, studies demonstrating successful Ca2+ release upon the expression of recombinant PLCζ in one specific cell line but not another cell type [ 74, 93], indicate that there may be hitherto unknown oocyte components that are required for the activation process.
Most were hitherto dormant Socialist supporters.
That the festival was hitherto non-existent is, though, inaccurate.
However, what he's getting up to is not as obvious as it has been hitherto.
The Algerian government was hitherto happy for them to be bottled up in Mali.
Bringing the age limit down to 25 might help to ensure that contestants are hitherto undiscovered.
In fact this would simply indicate a phenomenon that was hitherto unknown.
He had been, hitherto, a fairly uninteresting politician, more or less permanently in government.
