Sentence examples for hitherto largely from inspiring English sources

The governance of complex processes, such as energy transitions, large infrastructural projects or comprehensive spatial planning issues, has hitherto largely been approached along two lines.

Even tax reforms and tax cuts, hitherto largely taboo because they may threaten Europe's much-vaunted social model, have started.

It was a turning point in Mali's hitherto largely secular politics: a religious organisation had shown it could stop the government in its tracks.

The Arctic is stocked with minerals that were hitherto largely inaccessible, including an estimated 30% of undiscovered reserves of natural gas and 13% of undiscovered oil reserves.

The new man of the moment is Rick Lazio, a congressman hitherto largely unheard-of outside Long Island who will now be Hillary Clinton's opponent.

It is quite conceivable that these factors – hitherto largely ignored in the debate on sustainable business practice – may be of far greater environmental significance than the direct material impacts of a particular range of products or services".

The approach taken here departs from many initiatives in scholarly publishing in that the focus for enrichment is the hitherto-largely-neglected static PDF file, rather than HTML- or XML-based files.

Verdict: The new proposed system should be welcomed by the BMA as a serious attempt to engage with the issue, which has hitherto been largely ignored.

Reyna and Klinsmann will certainly find common ground, for Reyna was one of the all too few players of Hispanic origin to have enhanced the United States' hitherto rigid, largely white, middle-class team selections.

But as the bait fish – carp weighing four or five pounds – seemed impossibly huge to a chap whose angling experience had hitherto consisted largely of plucking small dace and roach out of the tidal Thames, I was happy to learn that these Ebro moggies had developed a taste for the carcasses discarded into the river from a now-defunct chicken processing factory.

While many studies have examined the relation between sentiment, volatility, and returns, the potential of sentiment for portfolio optimization has hitherto been largely neglected.