Sentence examples for hitherto was from inspiring English sources

Mr Farage's achievement hitherto was to have made UKIP's intolerant positions appear sufficiently unthreatening to overcome that nicety.

As part of the project, a house-to-house waste collection, which hitherto was the preserve of only rich neighbourhoods in the city, was introduced at Ga-Mashie in place of the poorly managed container collection system (Kumashie 2011).

This assertion is based on the assumption that CSR hitherto was regarded as incompatible with market strategies like market orientation developing economies because of the absence of strong institutional support for CSR and the presence of weak and ineffective laws to guard against unethical practices (Atuguba and Dowuona-Hammond 2008).

Threonic acid is related to the protein collagen, but its function in nephropathy hitherto was still not reported.

To our knowledge, this survey presents the first documented coverage rate for yellow fever vaccine (51%) in Nigeria, a new addition to the EPI antigens which hitherto was given only for epidemic outbreak control.

I found it a very readable informative book covering a wide range of topics both surgical and nonsurgical, and providing a wealth of information which hitherto was difficult to find in one place.

These criteria have hitherto been applied solely to things.

But within them no challenge has hitherto been too daunting.

The uprising has hitherto been fiercest in rural areas.

The post-colonial continent has hitherto been a colossal flop.

There was more to the 19th century than the 20th had hitherto been prepared to allow.