Sentence examples for meanwhile given the from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, given the strength and durability of cast iron, I was surprised to learn that it requires more finesse than stainless steel.

Meanwhile, given the prohibitive costs of keeping unsold stock, some publishers have resorted to pulping political books that had no chance of getting distributed.

Meanwhile, given the strategic importance of India to the military establishment, attempts were made to justify British rule in terms of benefits of law and order that were said to accrue to Indians.

Meanwhile, given the reportedly fragile state of Kim's health, and the recent anointment of Kim Jong-un as the il's heir apparent, the theme of the imperishability of North Korean socialism is very timely.

Meanwhile, given the competing royal charters and the lack of any sign of a new press regulator being formed, I guess we could say that Leveson on ice is already with us.

Meanwhile, given the ubiquity of the automobile, only 13percentto30percentcent of spectators take the subway to either stadium, depending on the game, according to New York City Transit.

Howard, meanwhile, gave the sort of performance that can get a coach fired.

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll, meanwhile, gave the governor a disapproval rating among New Jersey residents of 62%.

Meanwhile, give the cockles a final rinse and put them into a large pan with the white wine.

Stronger In Europe, the official campaign, meanwhile gives the impression of being a well-oiled machine that lacks horsepower.

Ed, meanwhile, gives the impression of having done a lot of work on rigorous initiatives and statesmanlike intent.