Sentence examples for meanwhile surging from inspiring English sources

From a paltry base, its two-way trade with Sri Lanka is meanwhile surging: it was worth $3.9 billion in 2008.Western countries have allowed Sri Lanka's dire record on human rights to dominate their relations with the island largely because they consider it to be of little strategic importance.

Corporate earnings, meanwhile surged 22.7 and 21.4percentt.

Revenue, meanwhile, surged by a surprisingly strong 10 percent.

Profit, meanwhile, surged thanks to cost-cutting and the gains on the sales of ICQ and its Kayak investment.

Sales of the instrument, meanwhile, have surged.

The Greens, meanwhile, have surged to 15 percent, according to a survey by the polling firm Emnid published on Sunday.

The overall city work force, meanwhile, has surged again, and is expected to reach 255,443, the highest it has been in at least 25 years.

Meanwhile, Rio Tinto surged by nearly 4.0% on Monday morning, before falling back to end the day just 32 Australian cents (22 cents), or 0.6%, higher, at 57.20 Australian dollars ($38.95), after a British newspaper, The Sunday Telegraph, reported that BHP Billiton has mustered the support of major investors to resume efforts to acquire its chief rival following last year's failed bid.

Meanwhile, enrollment surged — from nearly 362,000 in 1991 to more than 446,000 in 2013.

Meanwhile, traffic is surging, both internationally and within the region, fueled by the spread of mobile phones and a belated but enthusiastic adoption of the Internet.

Meanwhile, General Motors is surging, to the point that cars and trucks bearing Chevrolet in the nameplate (Silverado, Trailblazer, Impala) might, for the first time since 1986, outsell those carrying the name Ford (F150, Explorer, Taurus).