Sentence examples for meanwhile partly from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, partly thanks to cinema, Dracula still retains its hold, though many have scorned it.

Meanwhile, partly by necessity, working-class families often take a more hands-off attitude to child-raising.

Meanwhile, partly because of adroit moves by Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush has been pulled onto issues terrain.

In Mexico, meanwhile, partly in response, an outspoken left-of-center independent, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has emerged as the likely winner in July elections.

Meanwhile, partly as a result of the merger that ended Trans World Airlines, the airport is no longer one of the busiest in the country; the number of annual passengers dropped to 12.3 million last year, from 30.6 million a decade earlier.

The slump in exports in recent months, meanwhile, is partly attributable to a government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the renminbi, analysts said.

Mosca's world, meanwhile, was partly inspired by 18th century England, with the Company of Stationers and their fierce control of books stemming from a university (she studied English at Oxford) essay on an early printing press - the Strawberry Hill Press.

Meanwhile 3D, resuscitated partly to beat the copyright pirates, has been turned into yet another means of cranking up revenue.

The enduring success of Waterloo, meanwhile, can be partly attributed to the US, where it had close to a quarter of a million downloads since mid-2004.

The weaker economy, meanwhile, has been partly reflected in cautious credit demand from business and consumers, with companies holding back from investment and households reluctant to take on debt.

Meanwhile, however — and partly for my own reference — I discovered that I can do a similar exercise over a somewhat longer time horizon, which I'm posting in large part as a note to myself.