Sentence examples for meanwhile represents from inspiring English sources

The Women's March, meanwhile, represents the hopes of millions of Americans who were mobilized by the election of Donald Trump.

The circular, orange stained-glass face of a bronze floor lamp, meanwhile, represents the sun, inlaid with vaguely constructivist patterns.

Sando's wife, meanwhile, represents another sort of danger: once a freestyle skier, she's now housebound with a mangled knee, and hungers for the thrills that once sustained her.

His latest, meanwhile, represents his most Academy-friendly gambit yet: it has the daffy comic energy on which he made his name in the first place, with the wistful nostalgia and distant historical context that enables more po-faced Oscar voters to take it semi-seriously.

Meanwhile, represents the sum of Minhop between two nodes, which is parallel to the -axis.

University of London's offer of a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, meanwhile, represents Coursera's first move into undergraduate degrees.

These articles, meanwhile, represent only a small part of The New Yorker's investigative work.

Deputy Solicitor General Michael Dreeben, meanwhile, representing the United States, maintained that exchanging meetings for cash, on its own, counts as bribery.

Index funds, meanwhile, represent 29.5 percent of assets in the top 30 plans, up from 25.4 percent in 2010.

In the 1970s, he concentrated on teaching and clinical work, meanwhile representing N.Y.U.'s medical school in the university's administrative senate.

The Austrian result, meanwhile, represented a welcome defeat of Hofer, a forty-five-year-old politician and former electrical engineer, who ran on the Trumpian slogan of "putting Austria first".