heretofore

If most people use "other, free apps" what pray tell are these apps called so the rest of us could gain from this heretofore hidden knowledge.

But most people don't report this income and get away with "double dipping" which was heretofore not allowed.

If it's a heretofore unreported accession to wealth, that regulation would be the US Tax Code.

For instance, your team could include a world expert on some heretofore intractable problem in your startup's problem space.

This is a heretofore unknown definition of "dummies".

You behave yourself out of what have heretofore been economically viable ones.

Based on your work heretofore, do you think it's wise for Facebook to continue on the PHP path instead of working on a backend rewrite in C# or some other, saner language?

Obvious outcomes -- like the 2008 financial crisis, which occurred on his watch as Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee-- are "watershed" and heretofore "never seen before.

He writes a virus to erase all of his memories of boredom, so the next time he becomes bored and realizes he's experiencing a heretofore "new" emotion, he feels novelty.

Eventually the pace of development will slow to a crawl as incoherence of the technical decisions made build up. Then when the developers leave, forcing the next guy to work to understand now-legacy projects, all of a sudden the velocity the company has heretofore enjoyed will be gone.

There's a difference between tastefully selecting reference points from a wide range of inspiration sources, and crudely imitating a direct comptetitor who has heretofore been wiping the floor with you.

The underdog's vital and unique IP, heretofore unimaginable and unprotected, has been safeguarded!

I realize you're annoyed by what you perceive as a farce, but it's already had an important effect: some politicians are moving to tap into a fresh source of voters by proposing legislation to "get tough" on a heretofore unrecognized group of offenders, namely prosecutors.