Sentence examples for is meanwhile a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is meanwhile a" is not correct in written English as it stands
Depending on the context, it might be changed to something like "is, meanwhile, a" or "is, in the meantime, a." For example: "The wind is blowing fiercely outside; the air inside is, meanwhile, a comfortable temperature."
In the absence of a gallant knight, Mr Ashcroft is meanwhile a necessary embarrassment.
Lauren Groff's Fates and Furies is, meanwhile, a more traditional novel of a marriage in good times and bad.
If You Can See Me is, meanwhile, a drum'n'bass cut whose strangeness doesn't overcome a 90s hangover.
There is, meanwhile, a rich tradition in your industry of simply making stuff up – and that doesn't require any illegal practices.
The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, is, meanwhile, a high-profile campaigner for the Yes campalongside the Liberal Democrats in the belief that AV would enable "progressive" parties to come together.
Lohan's role of Karen is meanwhile a popular choice with A-listers, having been taken on by Alicia Silverstone, Mad Men actor Elisabeth Moss, and Madonna, who acted in the play's first ever run, which was also her own Broadway debut.
There is, meanwhile, an incipient backlash against unrestrained speech online.
Sachsen is meanwhile an attractive target geographically.
PL is meanwhile an established subfield in ML [58] and a comprehensive and modern overview can be found in [59].
That the majority of tumors in this study were the better-prognosis ERP tumors is, meanwhile, an encouraging feature of this burden.
There are meanwhile a number of clinical investigations discussing an involvement of GPR30 in malignant transformation of breast cancer cells [ 2426]6].
