Sentence examples for hitherto closed from inspiring English sources

Mosques, hitherto closed between prayer times to limit public assembly, are open round the clock.

Chevigny writes, "Her job as a reporter gave her access to worlds hitherto closed to a woman of her class".

As in deregulated access to electricity and gas grids as well as in international trade, rules of nondiscrimination need to be enforced if hitherto closed, cartelized markets, are to be opened.

"Thus, even when opportunities my use of this word is here limited to the industrialized, competitive, contemporary North American sense—hitherto closed to Negroes begin, very grudgingly, to open up, few can be found to qualify for them for the reasons sketched above, and also because it demands a very rare person of any color to risk madness and heartbreak in an attempt to achieve the impossible".

Finally, the availability of a potential in vitro hypnozoite model opens the way to conduct detailed investigations into the nature and mechanisms of latency in Plasmodium parasites, a hitherto closed avenue of fundamental biological interest.

There is no guarantee that China will become a significant source of revenue for Hong Kong filmmakers after 1997, though the potential rewards of tapping into a hitherto closed market of 1.2 billion could be tremendous.

Getting clean freed up a hitherto closed-off dimension to his performances, he remembers.

The disclosure of the alleged assassination plot on British soil is the latest incident that threatens to cool the hitherto close relationship between Rwanda and Britain, which is the single largest aid donor to Kigali with an annual package worth £82m.

That said, there is a lot of guff talked by some in the leave camp about how being unshackled from the EU will enable Britain to break into markets that have hitherto been closed.

Mr Carlucci was able to open doors in Washington that had hitherto been closed to the firm, allowing it to participate in many lucrative deals.Although Dan Briody's book is useful reading for anybody interested in American politics today, it tells Carlyle's story in the style of a Tom Clancy or John Grisham novel.

Almost overnight, millions of Americans age 65 and older had the doors to health care opened to them that had hitherto been closed.