Sentence examples for meanwhile widespread from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, widespread damage was reported along coastal regions with further storm surges expected.

Meanwhile, widespread criticism of US policy in Iraq has created tensions with European countries, which could also count against them.

Meanwhile, widespread criticism of US foreign policy has created tensions with European countries, which could also count against the US winning the bid.

Meanwhile, widespread Princeton clubs have broadened out from the Princeton Prize, which many of them run locally, to activities to improve their own communities; the Chicago Princeton club, for instance, works with local food-distribution programs, an urban-farming business incubator, and the Audubon Society on beach conservation.

Meanwhile, widespread drought has diminished hydropower production.

Meanwhile, however, widespread Afghan news coverage about the deaths of the children has spurred action from many local sources.

The dramatic Chernobyl meltdown in 1986, meanwhile, created widespread fear that another accident could be even more disastrous.

But the ayatollah is at present in London for medical treatment, and the junior cleric's message of anti-American defiance has meanwhile won widespread support among younger Shia have-nots.

Meanwhile, the widespread destruction of schools and infrastructure in the Saudi-led bombardment of the country is further encouraging more children to pick up guns and fight, in exchange for pay of between £3 to £6 a day.

Meanwhile, the widespread use of ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has led to a steady increase in the detection of benign, malignant or indeterminate renal lesions requiring surgery, so that currently almost 50%% of RCCs are diagnosed incidentally, often during imaging studies requested for unrelated reasons.

Meanwhile, the widespread planting of proprietary seeds means not only that biodiversity has shrunk but that power over the world's food supply has been concentrated in the hands of a few.