Sentence examples for has hitherto failed from inspiring English sources

What Westwood has hitherto failed to do is convert promise such as this into tangible reward.

Biologic resurfacing of the glenoid has hitherto failed to adequately restore the geometry and biology of the glenoid.

For all that, Bafta deserves credit for recognising a range of other, often better titles that have hitherto failed to make it through passport control.

They had succeeded at something at which others had hitherto failed: growing a brain – or at least parts of one – in the lab.

But how will fresh targets succeed in stemming hunger where sustainable development efforts – not least the millennium development goals (MDGs) – have hitherto failed?

She said: "The government must start showing the real leadership on arts and culture in the regions that they have hitherto failed to do: starting with the National Media Museum in Bradford.

Although Csm1 and Hrr25 have clear orthologs in S. pombe [10, 13], we have hitherto failed to identify orthologs of Lrs4 and Mam1 by bioinformatics tools.

The investigation of H. pylori HtrA function is limited by the fact that all attempts to create a deletion or a protease-inactive htra mutant in the genome of H. pylori have hitherto failed [ 103, 104].

Due to the lack of availability of molecular markers for rapidly evolving taxa, especially from nuclear genome, most plant molecular systematic studies on adaptive radiation have hitherto failed to provide resolved phylogenies.

The number of "tried-and-true" drug targets is quite small.[ 1, 2] The emergence of molecular biology and the completion of the human genome project have hitherto failed to produce the expected flood of compounds aimed at new targets.

By identifying the behavioral mechanisms of super users' influence, we add to a growing body of literature that highlights the significant effect of social influence on individuals' acceptance of technology [ 46], but that had hitherto failed to elucidate the specific processes by which individuals influence other employees' beliefs and behaviors [ 22].