Sentence examples for hitherto been able from inspiring English sources

On issues such as Cuba, the executive has hitherto been able to set its own agenda.

But he will need a lot more clout than he has hitherto been able to muster to focus international attention on the potential disaster unfolding in Afghanistan.

Facebook has hitherto been able to focus on fostering an innovative culture that encourages employees to move fast and take risks.

But those are not the traditions of the law and, protected by their social status, political power and deliberately obfuscatory language, lawyers have hitherto been able to ignore the notion of customer service.

The UK's 269,000-strong Jewish population has hitherto been able to console itself that anti-Semitism, while still present, had not presented the sort of threat suffered in places such as France – where the attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris on Friday left four French Jews dead.

The combat forces of the Syrian army have hitherto been able to fight on only one front at a time, while it has become increasingly obvious that al-Qa'ida type movements – notably ISIS, JAN and Ahrar al-Sham – can operate freely across Syria's borders with Iraq and Turkey.

Lipid IVA has hitherto been the minimal LPS structure able to sustain E. coli viability (Klein et al., 2009).

When we manage to solve these problems, we will be able to unlock vast pools of human potential that have hitherto been inaccessible.

These criteria have hitherto been applied solely to things.

But within them no challenge has hitherto been too daunting.

The uprising has hitherto been fiercest in rural areas.