Sentence examples for meanwhile not only from inspiring English sources

The Times, the Journal, and the Washington Post, meanwhile, not only got beat but failed even to acknowledge the news in the days that followed.

Meanwhile, not only the medicine but also the humanism has become more and more technical, as communication skills have steadily declined.

Meanwhile, not only in the U.S.S.R. but in the communist movement the world over, "Stakhanovite" became the favourite word for a "shock worker" in any economic or political field.

Hagan meanwhile, not only leads among her most reliable voter bases but leads big – by 81 percentage points among African Americans, 34 among the young and 12 among women.

Meanwhile, not only is fiscal austerity pushing the eurozone periphery into economic freefall, but the loss of competitiveness there will persist as relief at the waning prospect of disorderly defaults strengthens the euro's value.

Meanwhile, not only are the children of the rich doing better in school than even the children of the middle class, but the changing economy means that school success is increasingly necessary to future economic success, a worrisome mutual reinforcement of trends that is making our society more socially and economically immobile.

Cuomo, meanwhile, has not only refrained from yelling, he's barely had to leave his office.

Cancer rates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention meanwhile vary not only on race, but also gender.

Bashar al-Assad, meanwhile, has not only survived in office but is unrepentant.

Fathers, meanwhile, are not only viewed as equally competent as men without children, but also significantly more committed to work.

Mr. Kean, meanwhile, hired not only Mr. Verniero but also William J. Palatucci, who became the state Republican Party's finance chairman.