Sentence examples for hitherto unprecedented from inspiring English sources

This has opened up new and direct routes to structure information of hitherto unprecedented quality.

Its key players found hitherto unprecedented expression and recognition on the international stage via biennials and performing arts festivals.

This PDE5 specificity translated to levels of selectivity over PDE6 that were hitherto unprecedented in the sildenafil scaffold.

There can be no doubt that the Bush Administration's policies have massively contributed to a hitherto unprecedented deterioration in European-American relations.

Now Frege, himself, ironically, had revolutionised mathematics by introducing hitherto unprecedented standards of rigour in the formalisation of mathematical theories.

However, it would be clearly wrong to claim that traditions such as blues, rock, heavy metal, rap or dance music derive primarily from 'art music.'" According to scholars David Hatch and Stephen Millward, Black Sabbath, and the numerous metal bands that they inspired, have concentrated lyrically "on dark and depressing subject matter to an extent hitherto unprecedented in any form of pop music".

Thus, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights formalized myriad individual freedoms and limits on what the state could do that, that had hitherto been largely unprecedented.

This week, six months into his new job and amid much ballyhoo, Stevens unveiled the Five Year Forward View – his long-awaited blueprint for revolution in the NHS at a time of unprecedented pressure and hitherto unseen austerity.

In Lebanon, hitherto Syria's satellite, parliament has spent an unprecedented five days debating Syria's continued military presence, months after Israel's withdrawal.

Collectively, these seven new bimetallic compounds display five distinct structural motifs, four of which have never hitherto been witnessed in TMP chemistry and three of which are unprecedented in the vast structural library of alkali metal amide chemistry.

It needs to change those who don't.' This marks an unprecedented invasiveness as managers seek to reach parts of the employee's personality that have hitherto been considered private.