Sentence examples for meanwhile note that from inspiring English sources

City officials, meanwhile, note that it was a federal inspector who ticked off every line in the safety column of her report just 10 days before the fire.

Industry critics, meanwhile, note that shale developers have an interest in exaggerating reserve claims in order to increase the value of their companies in the eyes of investors.

NATO officials, meanwhile, note that Pakistan has failed to crack down on much larger Afghan Taliban sanctuaries inside its own territory — particularly in North Waziristan, farther west along the border, where the Haqqani network holds sway.

Historians, meanwhile, note that in past ages, as well as in countries such as Saudi Arabia today, the relatively thin body of accepted sharia laws has in practice needed bolstering by secular rules.It is not only in Egypt that clashes between narrow and open-minded versions of the faith have ended in constitutional wrangling.

It has drawn up a shortlist of options, including a carbon tax or cap-and-trade scheme that would apply to all airlines.China's rulers should meanwhile note that, besides cooking the climate, aviation also causes local pollution, which poor countries suffer more grievously than rich ones.

Clinton supporters, meanwhile, note that he turned large federal deficits into surpluses and presided over a booming economy.

Girardi, meanwhile, noted that until Thursday, he had used Chamberlain in "low-leverage situations".

(Stephanopoulos, meanwhile, noted that our relations with Mexico do count as foreign policy).

Bloomberg News, meanwhile, noted that Sino-Forest's debt was currently trading at levels suggesting that investors expected the company to default.

The army, meanwhile, noted that the military had closed Ramallah to civilians, adding that journalists who enter combat zones are endangering their own lives.

Lalor meanwhile notes that "[in] Ben Stokes they have found a competitor, still roughly formed, but a man with a hunger for a contest".