Sentence examples for meanwhile much more from inspiring English sources

(Meanwhile, much more oil might be released).

Meanwhile, much more attention in previous researches on floral scent at molecular level paid to dicots than to monocots.

Female leads, meanwhile, are much more obviously anachronistic.

The peril he spells out for Europe, meanwhile, is much more immediate.

The Consumers Association, meanwhile, said much more needed to be done and supermarket bosses should "hang their head in shame".

On the East Coast, meanwhile, a much more modest show, drawn from the collection of a single art patron, pays homage to the same phenomenon.

Meanwhile, a much more ominous threat, North Korea, is likely to be increasing its arsenal of nuclear weapons while we remain preoccupied with Iraq.

(Eric and Don, Jr., meanwhile, keep much more distance from the West Wing — just as "daddy's boy" is not a phrase we use in our culture, there are no tropes outside the wilds of Twitter that do justice to the First Large Adult Sons).

Zynga's early Facebook game Farmville was a spectacular success, attracting over 40 million active users, with its simplified take on crop production and animal care; meanwhile, the much more complex PC series Farming Simulator has shown that there's a mass audience for authentic simulation complete with branded machinery and multiple authentic livestock breeds.

Digital technology, meanwhile, presents much more distressing long-term concerns.

Airbnb, meanwhile, captured much more housing inventory, and this allowed the company to offer a more compelling service.