Sentence examples for meanwhile limited from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, limited partners — the pension funds and other investors in private equity — keep bellying up to the buyout bar in hopes of securing better returns than are available elsewhere.

Meanwhile, limited partners should pay extremely close attention to how VCs are compensated.

Meanwhile, limited partners are especially concerned about later-stage valuations, which seem… frothy.

Regional blocks such as the EU or ASEAN are struggling to counter the declining power of (smaller) nation states but face growing difficulties of internal cohesion and unitary policy-making.9 Meanwhile, limited statehood in world regions lacking "domestic sovereignty" [52, 74] offers niches for newly (educationally, technologically, etc).

Instagram's pro-ED ban, meanwhile, limited access to people who need help, suggests Chancellor.

Meanwhile, limited data on the link between serum calcium and cancer risk is available.

Maastricht, meanwhile, limits their ability to use fiscal stimuli to reflate their economies.

And then, to increase its spectrum utilization and meanwhile limit its interference to each PUs, SU should decide if and in which channels to transmit according to the current and historic sensing results.

In this article, we discuss how to implement coprime sampling for non-stationary signal, especially how to attain the benefits of coprime sampling meanwhile limiting the disadvantages due to lack of observations for estimations.

Buyers who choose the four door, meanwhile, are limited to the highest trim, called the Sunroof and Navigation model.

Chinese regulators, meanwhile, have limited the expansion of foreign banks until 2007, when they will be obliged to throw open the banking market to global competition.