Sentence examples for hitherto missing from inspiring English sources

It is there that he sees a truly gruesome snuff movie that gives him the direction his life had been hitherto missing.

Yet he took his goal with the kind of composure that had been hitherto missing and it would be a surprise now if the record does not follow in the inevitable goalfest against San Marino in September.

"Swift J1357.2 is the prototype of the hitherto missing population of high-inclination black holes in transient X-ray binaries," Corral-Santana said.

Therefore, if Northeast India had served as an initial corridor, it is likely that the Austro-Asiatic tribes of this region should provide hitherto missing genetic link, which may reflect genetic continuity between Indian and East/Southeast Asian populations.

This will further lead to next version of buffalo microsatellite database base with proper buffalo specific chromosome wise data which is hitherto missing but critically needed.

In this case, the model offers detailed surveillance of the landscape of potential spatial access to PHC physicians across a vast expanse – hitherto missing from the health services literature.

So, given those facts, Brandis has either changed his story again – or he has abruptly raised a really important definitional point (hitherto missed by the majority of the legal profession) that will be argued vigorously by publishers in any future prosecutions (that the attorney general says won't happen. Probs).

Instead, we see it setting a framework for continual updating on the basis of input from others, and of fresh information, be it from references hitherto missed, personal experience or new experimental findings.

The three measurement issues that we discussed do, however, not apply to phenotypes like height and weight (body mass index), whose actual measurement is simple, but whose considerable heritability also hitherto remains largely "missing" [but see 17].

If the plan is to have any chance of sticking, it will need to show the sort of commitment and impartiality that, hitherto, have been missing.

Miss Flinn, hitherto lauded by the air force as its first (and only) woman B-52 bomber pilot, faced a court martial until an agreement last month that she leave the service without an honourable discharge.