Sentence examples for which hitherto has from inspiring English sources

This weakens the opposition, which hitherto has competed in blocs.

This species of perpetuation, which hitherto has been reserved for illustrious persons...now it democratically extended to every motorist, every lawyer, every wearer of an orthopedic shoe.

Much of the pressure for the stimulus package came from the LDP's junior coalition partner, New Komeito, a Buddhist-affiliated party which hitherto has played an insignificant role.

In the past month he has openly courted President Ahmadinejad of Iran, and made a state visit to China, which hitherto has shown scant interest in his and his state's security.

I believe my course is a positive development for Congo, which hitherto has attracted the wrong sort of international attention (for example, owing to Mobutu's misrule, civil war and the continuing conflicts in the east of the country).

Perhaps only then we might bring about some small change in a culture which hitherto has been resilient to change".

The fighting, which hitherto had affected mainly the suburbs, has neared the heart of the city.

Their appearance afforded the opportunity for some genuine parliamentary-style exchanges and debate, which hitherto had been absent.

The triumph of this experiment is that it overcame an inbuilt system called genetic imprinting, which hitherto had prevented mammals from reproducing by parthenogenesis.

Any interest was generated not least because it demanded full disclosure from the business, which hitherto had the luxury of keeping any figures to itself.

It transformed the economics of the medium-distance, low-density routes operated by regional airlines, which hitherto had flown mostly noisy, slow turbo-props.