Sentence examples for meanwhile the problems from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the problems that give rise to mental illnesses are growing.

Meanwhile, the problems of the 3Com deal are sure to aggravate tensions with China.

Meanwhile the problems of London continue". The Jewish Chronicle later questioned Mr Livingstone's logic and said it felt its publication of the term "kapos" was ill-advised.

Meanwhile, the problems of stress, bullying and burnout have reached such a pitch that the Association of British Orchestras has just announced a Healthy Orchestra Charter.

Meanwhile, the problems with the summit — the legitimacy given to a regime with human rights abuses, the concessions given that can never be given again for greater gain, and the disrespect shown to longtime ally South Korea — weren't exactly ignored.

Certainly it is not just the fish we are supposed to sympathize with in "To the Young Anglerfish," when Ryan, spurred by a quotation from Stephen Jay Gould, sympathizes with a creature caught in mid-evolution, its lower nature at war with its higher one: Meanwhile, the problems of life enhance: an awkwardness attends the mating dance and an inexplicable thoughtfulness at the wrong moments.

Meanwhile, the problem has been getting worse.

Meanwhile, the problem continues to metastasize.

Meanwhile the problem is reflected in press coverage too.

Meanwhile, the problem still stands for the Red Sea Governorate.

Meanwhile, the problem with work is that so much of it feels involuntary.