Sentence examples for less, meanwhile from inspiring English sources

(Or is the message that people are trying to get across that the Welsh teacher deserves less?) Meanwhile, conference organisers, in an attempt to make Bell feel at home in what could be an uncomfortable atmosphere due to opposition from teachers to the Government's school reforms told him: "We don't shoot the messenger".

Merchants who handle less cash, meanwhile, bear fewer costs for counting it, calling the armored car, and theft by employees or armed bandits.

Wallace's way of loading up this indistinct area with scrupulous depiction made a lot of people feel less lonely; meanwhile, the possibility that being the depicter made Wallace feel more lonely has become a widely circulated armchair-shrink's allegory for the non-usefulness of self-consciousness.

A "Luxe or Less" feature, meanwhile, taps into Styloko's image recognition technology to surface lower-priced alternatives to favorite items.

However appropriate treatments due to the causes of the OMS as well as the outcome have been less investigated, meanwhile the inherent incidence of OMS may be still on the rise.

Argentina is in a mid-range position for Latin America with more than 35% of salaried workers in informality, with a higher level among females and those with less education; meanwhile, the most advanced countries (Chile and Uruguay) have about 20% and the least advanced ones more than half (Appendix: Tables 9 and 10).

There is much less doubt, meanwhile, over the message the political earthquake in Argentina holds at a regional level.

A series of controversial statewide initiatives that would make abortions far less accessible, meanwhile, seem to be driving women toward the Obama campaign.

Meanwhile, less gifted, less charismatic actors have had huge careers.

Meanwhile, less than half of children complete primary school.

Meanwhile, less urban states may benefit from overall lower rates because of less traffic congestion and lower accident rates.