Sentence examples for meanwhile contrary from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, contrary to many a commentator's assumptions, Ukip support has actually returned to the 15 per cent level the party was enjoying a fortnight ago.

Meanwhile, contrary to what is supposed to happen in a downturn, spending by consumers has remained strong, despite people's losses in the stock market, rises in unemployment and the sense of insecurity that followed Sept. 11.

Poor women with primary education (−1.0%, CI = 0.86 1.69) and those with at least secondary education were all less probable to utilise ANC as compared to those without formal education, meanwhile, contrary observation was made among those whose partners had at least secondary education (2.3%, CI = 0.98 1.96).

Meanwhile, contrary to popular belief, U.S. regulators at the Food and Drug Administration do not require independent studies verifying safety before approving the release of these products into our food supply.

Meanwhile, contrary to the medical advice, the patient stopped pegvisomant treatment.

Meanwhile, a contrary result emerged in a number of studies with TNF-238G/A polymorphism being not associated with TB [ 13, 18- 21].

Labour meanwhile argues the contrary, calculating that it is unfair that, for example, two parents on £40,000 will still be entitled to full child benefit whilst a family where one parent works on £60,000 loses it altogether.

Meanwhile, Wilson brilliantly conveys contrary emotions through tiny gestures.

Meanwhile, though, in a contrary way, we have come upon a topic of first importance in the making of a piece of writing: its frame of reference, the things and people you choose to allude to in order to advance its comprehensibility.

Meanwhile, other scholars suggest the contrary point of view, in underlining that countries with multicultural policies have performed better on several dimensions of immigrant integration than countries without such policies (see Bloemraad, 2006; Berry, Phinney, Sam, & Vedder, 2006; Wright & Bloemraad, 2012).

Meanwhile, I have found that, contrary to increasingly popular opinion, there is no lurking agenda within public education to secularize our students; there is no tacit understanding between teachers and the state to discourage students from their faith (whatever that faith may be).