Until recently, EU integration seemed inevitable.

Until recently, I preferred LiveJournal above all other platforms.

My mother has been in the hospital until recently.

Until recently, banks could offer only simple savings accounts.

Then there is Kazakhstan, which didn't even have a name before.

Until recently, there was little reason to ask such a question.

There were no fast food restaurants until recently.

I didn't know about that until quite recently.

Before then, the town had not appeared on any official maps.

Until now, discovery was often considered the main goal of medical science.

Until recently, this combination of carrots and sticks functioned effectively.

It was, until recently, operated by a system of subsidies and market intervention.

Until recently, many professional economists would be reluctant to write a popular book.

The so called Washington Consensus that held sway before the recent financial crisis was a good example.

Until a short while ago, I could certainly distinguish a computer from a human opponent.

The improved diplomatic relationship lasted until the recent flare up of territorial and other bilateral disputes.

The rate has come down to low levels only during the period of recovery from the immediate crisis.

Until they were lifted earlier this year, sanctions prevented international partnerships with all kinds of companies, including telcos.

Indeed, until recently, most people took little notice of China.

Until recently, this was the view from my apartment, onto this place where our client actually bought the neighbor site.

Reckless budget deficits can lead to a weak currency so can low interest rates.

Until recently, few believed that Africa, too, could become a center for modern manufacturing.

Until the recent crisis in Greece, the US benefited from a weak dollar euro exchange rate.

This ambivalence has been, until now, common to almost all mainstream center right parties in Europe.

Buffett said that even IBM knew nothing of his involvement until recently.

Up until a few years ago, Guaraní was considered a language spoken only by lower class citizens, and people from the country side.

I thought that there was a difference until very recently, when I was forced to be aware of something.

The lessons of the recent past are clear.

CAMBRIDGE Until recently, cyber security has primarily interested computer geeks and cloak and dagger types.

Until recently, the independence of financial regulators and supervisors received only marginal attention. This is surprising, given that the case for central bank independence has been well established since the late 1980s.

So far, Xi s campaign has remained a conventional affair involving selective prosecution.

BERLIN The last illusions about what was called, until recently, the Arab Spring may have vanished.

The anti inflationary bias, which made sense until recently, now is seriously out of whack with current economic realities.

Until recently, this simply would not have been possible, at least not on the immunization front.

Until recently, the overlapping claims on the 4.6 square kilometers were not a serious issue. Villagers and merchants from both sides conducted a brisk business and border trade unfettered by the authorities.

Their needs are different, and producers around the world have, until recently, largely ignored them.

Until recently, the overlapping claims on the 4.6 square kilometers were not a serious issue.

Until recently, the government s response to the epidemic, which threatened the country s very lifeblood, was lackluster and foolish.

Until just recently, he really didn't feel sorry for how much grief he caused other people.

Until recently, the Russian blogosphere didn t have its own citizen media source in Haiti.

He was then sent to the Adra Prison in Damascus, where he was held until recently.

Until recently, the main function of women was to marry and give birth to children.

I never saw a single rat in any of these places, until recently, when I was in the London sewers.

Until recently, China feared that Russia's withdrawal from the region would create a vacuum that the US would fill.

But in what has been a truly malignant export from America to Europe, the US created garbage debt in the form of sub prime mortgages, and Europeans hungry for extra yield, and as reckless as Americans bought it.