Sentence examples for from hitherto from inspiring English sources
For example, ARTnews said, the provenances might claim the paintings came from hitherto unknown private collections or had been confiscated by the K.G.B.
Other routes of transmission from hitherto unidentified animal sources to humans also cannot be excluded.
In particular, we advocate the pursuit of data from hitherto unexploited nuclear markers.
The combined optogenetic/high-pressure freezing approach used here reveals unexpected and fundamental properties of SV exo-endocytosis and suggests that SV recycling may occur by mechanisms distinct from hitherto favored models.
An impressive amount of this book is in direct quotations, many from hitherto unpublished family papers and correspondence, and this ability to let his ancestors speak directly in their own voice justifies Waugh's otherwise odd choice of subtitle.
Last month, George Bush was left futilely pleading with his Saudi hosts to reduce the oil price while Citigroup, damaged by the sub-prime debacle, became another prestigious western bank to seek help from hitherto unlikely sources such as China, Singapore and Abu Dhabi.
In our strategy sampling begins with Ct positive young people attending the South Limburg sexual health care centres and proceeds in waves recruiting more targeted contacts from hitherto-hidden sexual and social networks.
They differ fundamentally from the hitherto known sponge CAs from the class Demospongiae, for example by including acatalytic forms related to human CARPs CA X and CA XI.
Hundreds of new Italian wines have appeared in the American market in recent years, not just from the traditional sources of Italian wine like Tuscany, the Piedmont and the Veneto, but from the hitherto untapped riches of the south -- from Abruzzi and Campania, Calabria and Puglia, as well as from Sicily and Sardinia.
After 30 years as a member of Amnesty International, several of them on its council, he made headlines when he resigned from the organisation in 2007 when it shifted from its hitherto neutral position on abortion to include a woman's freedom to choose to end her pregnancy on a list of essential human rights.
Instead, we see it setting a framework for continual updating on the basis of input from others, and of fresh information, be it from references hitherto missed, personal experience or new experimental findings.
