Sentence examples for challenge meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Fissures Among Protesters Mr. Kerry was facing down another challenge, meanwhile, from within V.V.A.W. Meeting in St . Louisin June 1971, the veterans debated what to do next.

The American Foundation for Equal Rights, the Los Angeles-based group backing the federal challenge, meanwhile, sent out an e-mail blast moments after the arguments ended, calling them historic and asking for donations to "prepare for the fight ahead".

A Food Burn challenge, meanwhile, introduces the concept of calories in a relatable way, using kid-friendly foods like pizza, cheeseburgers, cookies, candy and popcorn.

Mr. Kerry urged all Egyptians to "come together" to meet the country's challenges, meanwhile assuring them that the United States is "committed not to any party, not to any one person, not to any specific political point of view," but to democracy, human rights, freedom of expression and tolerance.

That's a very big challenge, and meanwhile Japan is confronted with a huge national debt.

All but one of the 29 vaccinated foxes survived the challenge infection; meanwhile all 12 control foxes succumbed to rabies.

But the traditional broker-dealers, banks and stock exchanges have been adapting to the digital challenge, and, meanwhile, the stock market's swoon cut into online trading volumes.

But the traditional broker-dealers, banks and stock exchanges have been adapting to the digital challenge, and meanwhile the stock market's swoon has cut into online trading volumes.

Bolton's chances of mounting a late challenge for promotion, meanwhile, are looking increasingly unlikely as they are 10 points away from the top six.

J. Michael Lennon, meanwhile, challenges Mailer obsessives to wade through 960 pages of "Norman Mailer: A Double Life," as if it were not enough to have finished all 1,136 pages of "The Executioner's Song," Mailer's Manhattan-phone-book-size Pulitzer winner, from 1979.

Hodgson meanwhile challenged his players to reproduce their club form for the national team.