Sentence examples for meanwhile for many from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, for many, ordinary life continues.

Meanwhile, for many spectators along the course, Pena was the No. 1 subject of conversation.

Meanwhile, for many people in work, pay has barely increased since 2008.

Meanwhile, for many people – particularly women and members of minorities – a life online continues to be subjected to all kinds of brutal and anonymised abuse.

Meanwhile for many years Germany would not recognise Somali refugees because the harm they experienced was from non-state actors rather than a persecuting government.

Mitchell, meanwhile, is for many this country's most talented director thanks to her visceral versions of the classics and her experimental "live cinema" productions.

The Cadbury-Brown family, meanwhile, had for many years owned a holiday home in Thorpeness, near Aldeburgh; in the early days of the Aldeburgh Festival, Jim remodelled the Jubilee Hall and converted a barn for Benjamin Britten's use as a studio.

Meanwhile, for the many young people who complete their homework in the library, "there's always someone there to talk to," Butler says.

Meanwhile, she added, for many women, design for children "was the only work they could get.

Meanwhile rosewood can sell for many thousands of pounds a cubic metre.

Low yields, meanwhile, make it cheaper for many companies to finance their operations, which could help generate outsize profits.