Sentence examples for meanwhile it became from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it became increasingly apparent that the president was maneuvering for another term of office or, if that failed, then a term for his son, Brig.

Meanwhile, it became clear that, although Sankoh had agreed to the terms of the peace accord, RUF rebels had no intention of complying, as they continued their brutal attacks on civilians and refused to surrender their weapons; they also attacked and abducted UN Mission to Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) peacekeeping troops, who had entered the country in November 1999.

In a previous paper [4], MAA used the p-value of the observed motif's count as the motif's over-/under-representation score, but meanwhile it became clear to us that this index loses resolving power when p-values become very large or very small (i.e., close to 1.0 or 0.0).

Meanwhile, it becomes necessary to monitor the groundwater quality regularly and devise ways to protect it (Kaur et al. 2014, Shigut et al. 2017).

Meanwhile, it becomes nearly impossible to find primary care physicians and specialists who have the training to take over and coordinate the treatment of childhood onset diseases.

In Geneva, meanwhile, it soon became clear that while the Rhodesians wished to stick to the plan they had agreed with Kissinger, the nationalists had no intention of doing so, regarding those terms only as a starting point for further negotiation.

Meanwhile, in Dubai, it became increasingly clear that Kaloti did not see the problem.

Meanwhile, it's become increasingly difficult for Egypt to feed its growing population, due in part to US pressure on the country to pursue an export-oriented model of development.

Meanwhile, it's become routine for studios to interfere with potential moneymakers.

Meanwhile, it will become more expensive for companies to borrow; those with heavy debts will find them harder to service.

Meanwhile, it has become common practice for board meetings across the NHS to precede the order of business with a patient story, almost like saying grace.