Sentence examples for change meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Climate change, meanwhile, may be causing the fish to swim to colder waters elsewhere (see article).

Tackling climate change, meanwhile, demands policies peering half a century ahead from politicians more used to looking nervously at voters' current utility bills.

TIME FOR CHANGE!" Meanwhile, Erin Cunningham reports: "The unrest has raged now for six days and confounded leaders who have struggled to respond.

He added: "It shows they are serious about tackling climate change". Meanwhile all food products airfreighted into the UK will carry an aeroplane symbol.

The most tangible evidence of change, meanwhile, can already be seen in the ID checks aboard the trains, buses and ferries that connect Sweden with its southern neighbours, Denmark and Germany.

That's the way I've always been and I'm never going to change". Meanwhile, Coventry now know the identity of their Johnstone's Paint Trophy Northern quarter-final opponents in December.

Mental changes, meanwhile, happen slowly and imperceptibly.

Changes, meanwhile, are under way to preserve the veterans' legacy in Miami.

Little has changed, meanwhile, in psychopharmacology since the introduction of SSRI antidepressants in the late 1980s.

For different gear faults, the amplitude of fault feature frequency has different changes, meanwhile different sidebands are produced.

Most structural changes, meanwhile, came in the first act and were designed to introduce "the family and its eccentricities" more clearly, Mr. Oken said by e-mail.