Sentence examples for hitherto few from inspiring English sources

Hitherto few had taken heed of Adams's existence; but during the long funeral progress across the country, when he had brought the dead statesman to his last home, Adams made himself felt as an individual.

Torn from support networks in London and elsewhere, they have been scattered to places such as Glasgow's Sighthill housing estate, where non-white faces were hitherto few and far between, and where the local people themselves lived in penury and, as they saw it, in competition with the new arrivals.

Torn from support networks in London and elsewhere, they have been scattered to places like Glasgow's Sighthill housing estate - where non-white faces were hitherto few and far between, and where the local people themselves lived in penury and, as they saw it, in competition with the new arrivals.

Hitherto, few studies investigated the effect of toxic metals on the differential expression of the ACO multigene family members.

More recently its role in translational regulation of motor complex transcripts has been reported but hitherto few inhibitors of PfCDPK1 have been described in the literature.

The inclusion of EP in rehabilitation is a novel approach because hitherto, few clinicians have advised their patients to engage in exercise, for fear of further bone damage.

But sport has hitherto produced few to follow Imran Khan, George Weah and the sainted Lord Coe into politics.

Hitherto, very few studies tried to elucidate the Hippo/YAP involvement in controlling the biological processes in neural and glial cells of the peripheral nervous system.

Hitherto, only a few studies have assessed efficacy of hybrid techniques on shoreline stabilization and adjacent habitat enhancement.

"Nobody could disagree with her conclusion that 'what the races need more than anything else is to lighten up'... and memorize a few hitherto unsuspected offenses to be avoided," Judith Martin said here in 2000.

Nobody could disagree with her conclusion that "what the races need more than anything else is to lighten up," to cut one another some slack, think before they act on questionable presumptions about other people and memorize a few hitherto unsuspected offenses to be avoided.