Jeanie had sense enough to see that a sudden and severe curb upon her sister's hitherto unrestrained freedom might be rather productive of harm than good.
That suggests the neurological changes which gave rise to humanity may have predated the brain's expansion-an event that had, hitherto, been regarded as crucial to the emergence of humans.
Israeli journalists jostle for hitherto rare interviews with Mr Zahar.
She had hitherto been far more interested in the drab ochre-washed edifice opposite, which was the Police Station.
At least one person was killed in protests by jobless and ill-paid youths in Sohar, a port city in hitherto peaceful Oman.
The work fills (in) a gap which has hitherto existed in our archaeological literature.
He is arrived on a new continent; a modern society offers itself to his contemplation, different from what he had hitherto seen.
After a voyage of two months and nine days he came to a land which he believed to be India, but which was really a new continent, whose distinct existence the Old World had never hitherto suspected.
The reason this matters is that, hitherto, policies designed to curb the spread of AIDS by curbing infidelity have relied on surveys that asked people about their behaviour.
Fracking - Hydraulic fracturing is a controversial method for extracting fossil fuels from hitherto unreachable deposits.
Whether they were alive or not, this was a riddle hitherto unknown.
Recent surveys show that the length of a sand plug to prevent flash-over is considerably greater than hitherto reckoned with.
The Republicans had hitherto been nervous about raising "the black issue" for fear of being branded "racist", or the "Hillary is a liar issue" for fear of being tarred with Ken Starr's brush.
But while that is profoundly sensitive stuff, the Fed was forced to publish because of a tiny, hitherto ignored clause inserted into that Dodd-Frank bill. Hence that surprise.
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