Sentence examples for because meanwhile from inspiring English sources

"It is regrettable because meanwhile lives are being lost".

Because meanwhile, parents trying to get as much tuition protection as they can for an expensive calamity will be buying a policy that doesn't offer full coverage.

Father Stephen Umhoefer told the Center for Media and Democracy, "You can't tell somebody that in 10 years your economic situation is going to be just wonderful because meanwhile your kids may starve to death".

Because meanwhile, there were other troubles on the Brooklyn-Queens border, where the boundary line -- drawn before the rapid residential development of Ridgewood in the 1900's -- was leading to vexing problems.

I think Mitchell's up to the challenge, but I'm not sure the Auburn offensive line is up to it -- because, meanwhile, the bigger, faster, deeper FSU squad is aiming to wear down these tricky Auburns.

Because the successive steps of design, production, and installation of a complicated system may take years, and because meanwhile both technology and service demands may change materially, the situation may increase in complexity, and the systems engineers may find that the choice of the most inviting system involves a calculated risk.

People feel that there is not a stable reality that everybody can refer to, but only signals of a reality that is everyday different and will never stabilize because in the meanwhile signals are changing, or simply because people will forget to verify if reality eventually became what signals had once signalized.

Erin, meanwhile, because of its feminine bent, remains equally foreign.

Meanwhile, because of lax enforcement, companies dodge other labor laws by cheating on minimum wage requirements and overtime pay.

Meanwhile, because of Union bungling, the troops who could have landed and overwhelmed Dowling's position never left their boats.

Meanwhile, because Crimea's land registry remains in Ukraine, real-estate transactions have been put on hold.