Sentence examples for meanwhile addresses from inspiring English sources

The creation of vocational colleges, meanwhile, addresses the lack of skills and marks a significant departure from the transferable skills agenda; while the representation of workers on remuneration committees is vital in engaging the workforce as partners in growth.

The Melbourne publication the Age, meanwhile, addresses the mystery of Murray's missing watch: "A bumbling delay followed Murray's victory as the newest grand slam sensation rummaged around in his bag, limping in pain back and forth to his box to find his watch.

The W2 wireless chip, meanwhile, addresses the single biggest problem of bringing an LTE smartwatch into the world: battery.

Mr. Siewert, meanwhile, addressed the question of whether Mr. Clinton could find his way to Brooklyn.

His two speeches Saturday, meanwhile, addressed a central theme of his papacy, the Christian roots of Europe and the fight against secularism there.

The latest installment of the ExperimentaDesign biennial in Lisbon, meanwhile, addressed the changing role of time in design in a program entitled "It's About Time".

The transport minister, meanwhile, addressed questions over why the flight was allowed to go ahead.

Sandberg meanwhile addressed how mobile is changing life for business owners, who now have a way to connect with their customers all day — and who have different expectations to meet as a result.

On One Fine Day, meanwhile, Sting addresses global warming sceptics.

Quand C'est, meanwhile, literally addresses cancer ("I talk to him: leave us, please, just go on holiday or something") while Moules-Frites uses Belgian's national dish as a metaphor for sexually transmitted disease, with its protagonist enjoying too many mussels – but not the kind you have with fries and mayonnaise.

Meanwhile, iOS addresses the app overload situation with folders…ugly and inelegant folders.