Sentence examples for hitherto but from inspiring English sources

Emerging economies may be more resilient to an American recession than hitherto, but they are unlikely to grow faster.

Ukip has had no councillors hitherto but won three seats in Staffordshire, one in Suffolk, and one in Norfolk.

These represent a kind of collapse of the complexities, weirdnesses and uncertainties of the music hitherto, but a collapse upward, a collapse that is also a lift.

Little of that has been seen of Scotland in the campaign hitherto, but here the bursts not only achieved real penetration - the Scots added patience to their aggression.

Athens was to be intimidated now by invasion of its territory through central Greece, where the key position was held by Thebes, his ally hitherto, but of late a dissatisfied and recalcitrant one.

The spectrometer resolved the sodium doublet, and showed that the ratio of the D2 and D1 lines is not 2.0, as had been thought hitherto, but is highly variable on distances of a few tens of kilometers.

But on August 20th even fans discovered a hitherto unknown but rather important rule: that a team can forfeit a game by sulking.This happened towards the end of the fourth day of a match played in London between England and Pakistan.

Simultaneously, fuel consumption – hitherto unlimited but averaging 160kg per race – had to be reduced to 100kg.

No, Leichhardt was heaving because the local team stood a hitherto unlikely, but now legitimate, chance of making the semi-finals.

The focus jumps forward to WikiLeaks itself, as Gibney chronicles the freedom-of-information collective's hitherto short but tumultuous life.

It will not, I think, plant the seeds of anti-Semitism in those hitherto unaffected, but it is unlikely to change the views of the already prejudiced.