Sentence examples for it has hitherto from inspiring English sources
They seem clear: America punches above its weight, in a part of the world that it has hitherto left to the French.
The Iraqi regime must disclose missing information about its chemical- and biological-weapons programmes and the odd stray missile something it has hitherto seemed unable or (more likely) unwilling to do.
It has hitherto been reluctant to do this, for two reasons.
It's not rocket science, but it has hitherto eluded the aviation industry.
He sets up his own argument with a fine joke: "Perhaps Schoenberg's work deserves a more superficial treatment than it has hitherto received".
How appropriate, therefore, that Heizo Takenaka, Japan's economics minister, is calling for the ECB to ease policy more aggressively than it has hitherto.
By the end of the 18th century, a significant national economy came into being, as Argentina developed a market in which reciprocal flows of capital, labour, and goods could take place on a significant scale between its different regions, which it had hitherto lacked.
It had hitherto essentially been contained in a few blocks in Bangkok's old town.
(It had hitherto been presented, with conservative lack of appeal, only to people who could afford it).
Plethon also introduced the Geography of Strabo to the West (where it had hitherto been unknown) and led the way to the overthrow of Ptolemy's erroneous geographical theories.
Just 48 hours before the presidential visit begins, Iranian officials will take their places at talks in Vienna attempting to salvage peace from Syria's bloody civil war – a forum from which it had hitherto been barred.
