Sentence examples for meanwhile even more from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, even more sweeping anti-strike measures have been hinted at: in July 2015, the then skills minister Nick Boles suggested that tube strikes in London lacked legitimacy because tube users were "not represented" in strike ballots.

Meanwhile even more revealing photos have been supplied to me by case maker Olixar, which has attained the Galaxy Note 7 final design and is now so confident it has Note 7 protective cases available for pre-order.

Meanwhile, even more revealing about Buffett's opinion on healthcare is his statement to John Gutfreund during the 1987 RJR Nabisco battle documented in "Barbarians at the Gates": "I'll tell you why I like the cigarette business.

The Republicans, meanwhile, are even more cynical.

Games, meanwhile, are even more formally compelling.

Japan's figure meanwhile was even more anemic — just 1 percent — implying that it underperformed the United States by 0.4 percent a year.

Ailments connected to sedentary living, meanwhile, kill even more people annually, and are threatening to bankrupt the NHS.

Google, meanwhile, is even more dominant in mobile searches than it is in searches conducted from desktops or laptops.

The Labor Party meanwhile was even more incoherent and variable in matters of foreign policy than were its social democratic counterparts elsewhere in the Western world: isolationism and antifascism were equal and opposing forces.

Meanwhile, and even more national-debt-related news, Mitt Romney made a major speech in which he laced into President Obama for adding "almost as much debt as all the prior presidents combined".

Meanwhile, an even more basic issue has been raised in recent articles in The Washington Post and elsewhere: the real possibility that the disclosure of Ms. Plame's identity, while an abuse of power, may not have violated any law.