Sentence examples for meanwhile considered from inspiring English sources

Party organizers, meanwhile, considered whether to tamp down on the celebrations, although events for major donors and delegate parties were going ahead Sunday night.

Mr. Murphy, meanwhile, considered Patchogue but said it was too far from his office in Farmingdale, so he will stay put at home, for now.

Again not coincidentally, many disgruntled Tory women MPs claim, Mr Cameron's government is meanwhile considered to have done poorly on issues dear to women, including child care and child benefits.

IBM, meanwhile, considered using half of its $13 billion in cash to buy Sun Microsystems for its computer offerings.

Moreover, the experimental requirement for suitable control lines poses another problem: Because of the well-known influence of genetic modifiers and the individual genetic background even in so-called monogenic diseases, it is meanwhile considered state-of-the-art that isogenic gene-corrected iPSC lines are used.

The Arizona legislature, meanwhile, considered a bill that would prevent undocumented immigrants from obtaining any legal damages in court from attacks.

Meanwhile, consider the statistics.

Some Leeds folk, meanwhile, consider Bradford a bit of an embarrassment, with its steady stream of grim news stories and poor educational standards.

Meanwhile, consider the Samsung for its solid design, fine keyboard and long battery life; the Asus for its all-day battery and low price; or the MSI for clean lines and rock-bottom price.

Xiang, meanwhile, considers Ishiguro an outlier: "I'd wager that it has been extremely hard for writers already marked as 'Asian Anglophone' to disaffiliate from the category," she told me.

The Justice Department task force leading the criminal investigation into Enron is, meanwhile, considering whether to expand its inquiry to include the company's energy-trading practices, according to a government official close to the task force.