Sentence examples for hitherto failed from inspiring English sources
What Westwood has hitherto failed to do is convert promise such as this into tangible reward.
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.
But how will fresh targets succeed in stemming hunger where sustainable development efforts – not least the millennium development goals (MDGs) – have hitherto failed?
They had succeeded at something at which others had hitherto failed: growing a brain – or at least parts of one – in the lab.
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.
Biologic resurfacing of the glenoid has hitherto failed to adequately restore the geometry and biology of the glenoid.
This column on matters cultural has failed hitherto to mention a cultural phenomenon of our time – the boyband One Direction and their highest-profile member, the mover, shaker and dater Harry Styles.
In what appears to be a deliberate attempt to upset liberal-left sensibilities Žižek (2007b: 195) claims that revolutions have failed hitherto not because they were 'too extreme' but because they 'did not question their own presuppositions' adequately enough.
This amendment also pushes for a European patent of this kind to be drafted swiftly, attempts to do so having failed hitherto on account of the costs associated with the translation problem.
This suggests that there now exists an opportunity to build a cross-party coalition for change strong enough to defeat the failed prohibitionism hitherto supported by most ordinary Britons.Any debate on drugs law should start with a fundamental question: why are some drugs illegal in the first place?The usual answer is that illegal drugs are illegal because they are dangerous.
As a result, many SNS projects have failed due to hitherto unidentified reasons (Ellison 2007).
