Sentence examples for had meanwhile achieved from inspiring English sources

Yet it was not until the 19th and 20th centuries that modern science was able to draw with some precision the geologic and geographic lineaments of the European continent, the peoples of which had meanwhile achieved domination over and set in motion vast countervailing movements among the inhabitants of much of the rest of the globe (see Western colonialism).

In SPLE, product configuration is an optimal feature selection problem, which needs to find a set of features that have no conflicts and meanwhile achieve multiple design objectives (e.g., minimizing cost and maximizing the number of features).

Damascus, meanwhile, has achieved battlefield gains that have cemented Assad's grip over what policymakers like to call "useful Syria". Damascus, Aleppo, Homs and the coastal Mediterranean cities of Tartous and Latakia are firmly in Assad's hands.

The captain, Charlotte Edwards, meanwhile has achieved the stature of Strauss.

[New York Times] Mr. Weiner, meanwhile, has achieved, if that's the right word, the lowest voter-approval rating in the history of the Siena poll.

Cloudera, meanwhile, has achieved more substantial scale, good for #5 on the 2016 Forbes Cloud 100 list.

Dell, meanwhile, has achieved impressive results by exploiting the power of online channels, such as Twitter, to market and sell products.

By 1990, meanwhile, China had achieved nearly universal electrification.

Duo, meanwhile, has not achieved much traction.

Meanwhile the work had achieved its African debut, where in 1975 Tippett observed a performance with an improvised orchestra which incorporated the Zambian Police Band.

Meanwhile, the Netherlands has achieved such a combination via a unique approach, the creation of a new medical speciality, the nursing home physician, who provides dedicated care for people with dementia, towards and at the end of life, specifically in care homes [ 44].