Sentence examples for meanwhile convincing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, convincing local leaders of the case for preserving their forests remains a challenge.Still, renewing the moratorium sends an important signal that the president remains committed to the environment, says Ms Seymour.

Meanwhile, convincing proposals for changing the upper house remain thin on the ground: at the last election, the Labour manifesto may have suggested replacing the Lords with a "senate of the nations and regions", but its inclusion looked halfhearted: among most MPs, Lords reform remains one of those issues apparently too onerous to contemplate.

Iran, meanwhile, convinced the Assad government to launch aggressive airstrikes against the self-proclaimed caliphate.

My parents, meanwhile, were convinced that I could not have Ebola.

Fischer, meanwhile, is convinced that people don't tell pollsters the full truth about their opposition, "because nobody wants to sound like a bigot".

The lucre that pours in from successful endorsements, meanwhile, has convinced celebrities that it's wise to be much more open to such deals than they once were.

Meanwhile Joan, convinced that their marriage has gone dead, packs to attend an animal-rights convention in a nearby city, hoping to find romance and change her life.

Washington Democrats, meanwhile, are convinced that the only way to unseat George W. Bush is to sound as tough as Patton and as mainstream as Wal-Mart.

DeLillo, meanwhile, becomes convinced that the name of the actress he is hunting is somehow connected to a reference book he keeps on a shelf in his spare room.

Not all reformist Iranians, meanwhile, were convinced that the president's remarks represent a genuine change, either in rhetoric or course.

Palm's Ed Colligan Ed Colligan, meanwhile, must convince investors and analysts that his company can revive and redesign its line of smart phones in the face of Apple's slick iPhone and the top-selling BlackBerry from Research in Motion.