Sentence examples for hitherto on from inspiring English sources

Hitherto, on both sides of the Atlantic, the agency of class has been in retreat in the face of the emergence of a new range of identities and issues from gender and race to sexual orientation and the environment.

Another notes proudly that Mr Tusk's team has put agricultural subsidies on the negotiating table, despite Poland's enjoyment of them hitherto, on the basis that they do less for growth than other ("structural") funds.The Polish economy is still a bright spot.

In parallel, the increasing convergence, prevalence, and advance of urban ICT is giving rise to new faces of cities that are quite different from what has been experienced hitherto on many scales.

The implications of these findings are discussed with regard to the general practicability of an FFC cell and with regard to the soundness of the mathematical models presented hitherto on the ionic transport in FFC cells.

In an editorial published twelve years ago, Kanis et al already recognized the need "to rethink vertebral osteoporosis and to focus more closely than hitherto on the quality of life of these patients" [ 14].

The results of studies performed hitherto on initiation of premature mitosis have shown that depending on the course of this process, the structure and functions of the division spindle apparatus being formed can be subject to significant change.

As indicated in his 1962 paper, Becker started his analysis by focusing on the hitherto largely overlooked on-the-job training.

Hitherto, studies on polyploidy mechanism were conducted on natural and resynthesized B. napus using proteomic, transcriptome, and cytogenetic analyses [ 6, 10, 29, 31, 39, 43].

Between the (hitherto unfulfilled) talent on this Philadelphia roster and the fact that Atlanta rarely look quite so confident on the road, I smell an upset.

Hitherto, discourse on graduate labour markets that focuses directly on supply- and demand-side indicators has been hindered by the lack of a widely accepted, conceptually satisfactory method of classifying occupations as "graduate jobs" or "non-graduate jobs".

Studies on human genetic factors associated with malaria have hitherto concentrated on their role in susceptibility to and protection from disease.