Sentence examples for meanwhile recognizes from inspiring English sources

An older friend, meanwhile, recognizes that she's her younger self.

Mr. Thune, meanwhile, recognizes that Mr. Daschle is a favorite son, so in his first campaign ad Mr. Thune pledged that he'd "work with President Bush and with Tom Daschle" -- both of whom carried the state with more than 60percentt of the vote in 2000 and 1998, respectively.

Retailers of luxury foodstuff, meanwhile, recognize the challenge of persuading consumers that caviar produced elsewhere is still, well, caviar.

Penney, meanwhile, recognized that it needed an update, but its board chose poorly in hiring Ron Johnson, a former Apple executive, as its C.E.O.

Meanwhile, recognizing that Natura's lack of management expertise has been a continuing impediment to regional expansion, the company steadily worked to build up its international management ranks in Latin America.

The Street, meanwhile, recognizing that Apple always lowballs these numbers, thought revenue would be more like $24.38 billion.

Secondly, optimizing power output from transmission system (also called the utility in this paper) and DGs to meet the optimized load with the least power purchasing cost, meanwhile recognizing operational limits of distribution networks.

The Polisario, meanwhile, recognized its inability to defeat the Moroccans by military means.

It is meanwhile recognized that lacking coordination at the interface of the two sectors affects the continuity and thus the quality of care and health outcomes for patients.

Meanwhile, by recognizing discrimination only when animus is directly proved, today's colorblind partisans blind themselves to enduring racial disparities and also defend their own race-baiting.

Leaders of the performance engine, meanwhile, must recognize that no performance engine grows or even survives indefinitely.