Sentence examples for meanwhile suggest from inspiring English sources

Opinion surveys, meanwhile, suggest that Mr. Blair's Labor Party was losing ground to the opposition Conservatives.

The Somerset drawings, meanwhile, suggest something altogether more suburban, a cosy bungalow set into grassy mounds and surrounded by trees.

The president's allies, meanwhile, suggest that voters are blaming the party in power for a stubbornly sluggish economy.

The New Look costumes and the grey-on-grey colour scheme, meanwhile, suggest black and white wedding photos from the 1940s.

Economic figures meanwhile suggest there has been little progress in closing the economic gap between white people and black people in the US.

The last 50 years of Western European life, meanwhile, suggest that the higher-tax, higher-spending equilibrium favored by liberals can be comfortable rather than dystopian.

'Little Acorns', meanwhile, suggests a gentler MIA.

Gail, meanwhile, suggested the baby should be called Patrick.

Mr. Brufau, meanwhile, suggested seeking the World Bank's arbitration.

Tango, meanwhile, suggests symbiosis, either fateful or witty.

Turner, meanwhile, suggested that reading Cordelia Fine's book Delusions of Gender might help change behaviour.