Sentence examples for hitherto most from inspiring English sources
Hitherto, most Europeans have not had to think in euros.
Hitherto most modern British architecture had been dour, colourless and rectangular.
Hitherto, most have considered the army's war against the militants as a regrettable service to America.
Second, the party is unable to use one of its hitherto most effective tools--vote-buying.
Hitherto, most anti-smoking funds have been channelled through a few large bureaucracies.
Hitherto most Democrats have calculated, or perhaps been resigned to thinking, that she is the safest bet.
At the heart of the retreating forces is the Libyan Shield, hitherto the most powerful of the militias, both in Misrata and in the country at large.
None of which should detract from a bravura performance from Darcis, who had lost in the first round in 12 of his 18 previous grand slam appearances and had hitherto enjoyed most success on the second-rung Challenger circuit.
He is, in the jocular lawyers' jargon, a "pale, stale male" - hitherto the most privileged group in the workforce but now armed with rights to fight workplace discrimination just like women, racial minorities and the disabled.
Official neglect has been compounded by cattle raids from neighbouring regions and, in 2003, a murderous incursion by the Lord Resistance Army, who had hitherto confined most of their ravaging to the north.
Jini out of the bottle Exciting times Look, no wires Objection ReprintsThere are now serious doubts in Japan whether even Fujitsu, hitherto the most profitable of the firms, will be back in profit this year.
