Sentence examples for hitherto fragmented from inspiring English sources
Unrivalled until the euro, that is: the new currency should go a long way to uniting Europe's hitherto fragmented capital markets.
That would have eased the anxiety of those worried about the AKP's Muslim credentials.Instead, the CHP is now the only party of opposition underlining how unusual the result is for Turkey's hitherto fragmented political system.
Flying in from four continents, more than 300 Syrian exiles of all political hues joined a few dozen brave activists who had slipped out of Syria for the occasion, the biggest meeting yet of the country's hitherto fragmented opposition.As was clear from the line-up of speakers, the Assads have made a lot of enemies during their 41 years of rule.
The Big Bang happened on one day in October 1986 and the result was lots of mergers and hitherto fragmented parts of the City starting to come together - stock brokers, money brokers and banks.
At that time, his friend Gustav Landauer severely criticized Buber's enthusiasm for the salutary effect that, as Buber saw it, the war was having on a hitherto fragmented society (Gesellschaft), transforming it into a national community (Gemeinschaft).
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
Hitherto insipid, Arsenal awoke.
From the stylebook: heretofore, hitherto.
Diplomacy, hitherto fruitless, is intensifying.
Hitherto, the EU did not formally exist.
