Sentence examples for hitherto maintained from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin has hitherto maintained that there was no such thing as effective moderate opposition groups in Syria, and that those who claimed to be so were extremists in disguise.

1936 Papal Rebuke For Radio Priest Breaking the silence it has hitherto maintained on the subject of the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, the Vatican let it be known today [Sept.

It was clearly noticed that the correlations were valid up to a critical value of D/T beyond which the trapped particles in the stagnant zone below the impeller needed extra energy to be raked out and suspended, thus breaking the log-linear relationship between Nc (or Pc) and D/T hitherto maintained.

This attitude of Dr. Koch has naturally tended to increase the confidence in which he is held as a scientific worker, and it has an important bearing on the character of the present report, in which the reserve hitherto maintained is thrown off, and Dr. Koch announces that the bacilli he has discovered are altogether peculiar to cholera, and further, that they are the actual cause of cholera.

Beneath the stand were refreshment rooms, changing rooms, a training area with plunge bath, a billiard room donated by brewery magnate Sir John Holder, and the club's boardroom and offices, which hitherto had been maintained in premises in Birmingham city centre.

I have been subjected to pathological levels of travel for more than a year now and whatever relations I had hitherto managed to maintain with real people – the ones I don't have to make up earlier - have become almost entirely theoretical.

The selection decisions that Southgate makes could potentially threaten the esprit de corps but the head coach is confident that a hitherto harmonious atmosphere will be maintained.

This helps to explain a hitherto significant gap in our knowledge of how vitamin C concentrations are maintained in vivo.

CR has hitherto been defined as absence of detectable paraprotein in serum and urine according to IFE, maintained for a minimum of 6 weeks, together with <5% BMPCs on the basis of a normal number of plasma cells in the bone marrow (i.e., <4 5%) [ 1, 7].

But it has long been maintained that the articles of the Muslim faith were not written into book form until about 650, having hitherto been passed on in the "memories of men" or written piecemeal on materials from palm leaves to the shoulder blades of camels.

They died shortly after birth; careful molecular work showed that the added gene had damaged a hitherto unknown gene responsible for maintaining the usual asymmetries of the mouse's internal organs.