Sentence examples for meanwhile think that from inspiring English sources

Social conservatives, meanwhile, think that Republican leaders are sacrificing Christian principles in order to keep big business happy.

Leftish Democrats, meanwhile, think that marriage has been undermined by rising inequality, and especially the low wages of unskilled men, which make them less attractive as mates.

Others, meanwhile, think that this distinction is a transparent, self-serving ruse that allows people motivated by deep-seated racial bias and resentment to excuse their beliefs.

After all, he points out, Maoris won a further 12 out of the 113 ordinary seats at the last election, and five Maoris from National alone are likely to win seats this time around.Many Maoris, meanwhile, think that both Labour and National take too narrow a view of indigenous rights.

YouTube, meanwhile, thinks that is only right to count channel video views for videos that are still actually present on the channels - which means that whenever YouTube got round to reviewing the music majors' channels on its site, a massive cut was always going to be in order.

Al Harthi, meanwhile, thinks that Al Ryami's detention has made him much stronger, giving him what he calls more "meditation space".

Laken, meanwhile, thinks that people who find themselves in a jam, and who are desperate to exonerate themselves, simply have to educate themselves as consumers.

Adams, meanwhile, thinks that challenging people is the perfect way to create "cognitive dissonance" - "putting a person in a position of doing something that is clearly opposed to his self-image.

Many digital-media scholars, meanwhile, thought that Murray's view of the future was too shaped by the forms of the past: video games are not new kinds of novels, these critics said, but something entirely different.

Ben Goldsmith, meanwhile, thinks that the reason he can't get a seat on the tube is that there are too many immigrants, and suddenly the sheer shadiness of his non-executive post at Defra, given he is a from a family who have donated £1m to the Conservatives, pales into insignificance beside the eerie spectre of tube seats for the British-born.

Topol, meanwhile, thinks that smartphones should speed up Ebola diagnosis itself.