Sentence examples for concerned meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Where the debates were concerned, meanwhile, I would give the edge to Santorum.

Where the underlying policy debate is concerned, meanwhile, what you think about the three "mores" basically determines whether you belong on the left or on the right.

Bridgeman says at first they were concerned that Meanwhile Space would just be a recession business.

There were concerns, meanwhile, that the Woolwich murder had inspired a copycat attack in Paris.

Groh has no concerns, meanwhile, about a player he speaks more highly of than anyone else on defense -- linebacker Mo Lewis.

But teams from the Minerals Management Service MMSS) have been dispatched to examine the region's rigs, and in particular their blowout preventers.Climate of concernMeanwhile, if lobbying by BP and other oil companies in recent years is shown as some suspect to have thwarted laws that might have made things safer, the oil industry's reputation will suffer still more.

And then we see Olive's feelings for her crumpled and doomed colleague Jim O'Casey, touchingly played by Peter Mullan, develop into something more than professional concern; meanwhile Henry, gracefully portrayed by Richard Jenkins, develops a crush on his young assistant Denise, played by Zoe Kazan.

Broader economic concerns meanwhile continued to weigh on the FTSE 100 yesterday, but after several days of marking down most of the blue-chips due to fears over the oil price, traders have started to bet on the oil companies at least doing well out of the high prices, keeping the losses to a minumum.

Technology trends transform, but raise security concerns Meanwhile, technological advances are giving professionals the tools they need to untether themselves from the office and their computers.

Business groups, meanwhile, were concerned he would be too pro-regulation.

Industry, meanwhile, is concerned about the government's plan for employer-funded insurance to deal with future failures.