Sentence examples for meanwhile change from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile change is happening on a global scale as China powers ahead as the world leader in wind power, and sales of electric cars are up by 77% in Europe this year.

Meanwhile, change in launch date has a negligible effect on both layers.

Meanwhile, change in America is currently being driven by occasional legislative efforts—often encouraged by personal rather than national trauma.

Saban, meanwhile, changed jobs as if required to every few seasons.

Meanwhile, changes in corporate governance and accounting have ushered in a quiet revolution in corporate tax compliance.

Meanwhile, changes in the character of the economy in town and country profoundly affected the development of both the republics and the signorie.

Meanwhile, changes in the religious broadcasting industry and overly ambitious building at the campus combined with the economic downturn to land the church in severe financial trouble.

Meanwhile, changes like the use of water to grow wine grapes instead of rice carry their own costs, as the developing world is discovering.

Meanwhile, changes to the capital gains tax rules turn many employee-shareholders' investments into 'business assets', making them eligible for more favourable tax treatment.

"Meanwhile, changes in both American and Israeli society and politics could eventually erode the moral, human dimension of the special relationship.

Meanwhile, changes in society — above all, a rising divorce rate, a phenomenal increase in the number of working mothers, the takeover of the home by television — have created a world that is basically inimical to children.