Sentence examples for hitherto separate from inspiring English sources

Where, then, does all this new-found interest in melding the hitherto separate worlds of art and science come from?

The line between freight management and express parcel delivery—hitherto separate businesses was blurring, and the parcel companies saw freight management as a way to expand.

It is explained that trade-offs can be leapfrogged by combining hitherto separate skills within vertical multi-skills and horizontal multi-skills.

The spur to this new frontier is the human fertilisation and embryology bill, which brings together the two hitherto separate issues of the "right" of lesbian couples to parent a child with the "need" of a child for a father.

Mirambo, (died 1884, Tanganyika [now Tanzania]), Nyamwezi warlord of central Africa whose ability to unite the many hitherto separate Nyamwezi clans into a powerful kingdom by the 1870s gave him strategic control of Swahili-Arab trade routes and threatened the preeminence of the Swahili-Arabs' colony in Unyanyembe (near present Tabora, Tanz.).

These rooms were intended to show an innovative English "baroque fusion" of the hitherto separate arts of architecture, painting and carving.

The Shared Medicine Profile was introduced with the explicit purpose of sharing information about a patient's medication between hitherto separated information systems and between health care personnel in different settings.

A number of events are now being held in the arcade: yesterday, for instance, there was a workshop to make Christmas cards to draw people in – and a stronger bond is being forged with the public library that shares part of the area but has hitherto stayed separate.

This, too, can help sanitize a sizeable chunk of the negative perception that Internet.org has hitherto been unable to separate itself from.

Because of Alexis' encouragement of trade with the West, foreign influences also began to crack the hitherto fairly solid wall separating Russia from its European neighbours.

These differences are also reflected in the taxonomic history of the group, this clade containing a species which has hitherto been treated as a separate genus (Arrowsmithia).