Sentence examples for meanwhile highlighted from inspiring English sources

O'Gara, meanwhile, highlighted the importance of Dominguez's slip.

drues, meanwhile, highlighted a less visited part of Australia: "I'm in Wangaratta right now.

Kingston Hill's fine run into second, meanwhile, highlighted the quiet but relentless progress of both Atzeni and Roger Varian, the colt's trainer, while he also raced in the colours of Paul Smith, Derrick's son.

Carswell, meanwhile, highlighted a perfect example of everything he says he is running against: a recent article by the Times columnist Matthew Parris, which reflected the occasional tendency of Tory-aligned media voices to have a pop at places progress has supposedly left behind – a strange stance for a Conservative, but there we are.

The UNHCR meanwhile highlighted the growing scale of the migrant issue, releasing new figures that suggest it expects 400,000 migrants to arrive in Europe by sea in 2015.

Patients, meanwhile, highlighted that knowing how to recognise the significance of certain symptoms would be very useful to help them manage the risk of CKD deteriorating.

The case of ECE in Hong Kong, meanwhile, highlights the difficulty in fusing Western pedagogical appreciations of individuality and Eastern values of Confucianism and suggests ones need to carefully consider the embedded cultures and constraints in their education systems in the development of education policy.

Abuya et al., meanwhile highlight the local level action and learning needed to support effective scaling up of an innovative public health intervention, and the need for deliberate but flexible management strategies that respond to both unexpected events and the more predictable tensions among implementing actors.

Meanwhile, highlights of functional material for TBM, oxides and carbides dispersion strengthened (ODS, CDS) reduced activation ferritic/martensitic (RAFM) steel, vanadium and tungsten alloys are also presented.

The fall of Messrs Greenberg and Ebbers, meanwhile, highlights the growing role of government and, in particular, of criminal prosecutors in holding bosses to account: a development that is, at best, a mixed blessing.

The new measures relating to co-ops, meanwhile, highlight the difficulties faced by those who fail to make their monthly maintenance payments, which go toward building expenses and the building's underlying mortgage.