Sentence examples for might meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Prop 8 opponents might, meanwhile, have worried that a gay man in a judicial role such as his might over-compensate for his perceived self-interest, in order to burnish his credentials on impartiality.

Those who equally dismiss it as too much, too late, might meanwhile recall the words of Bishop Stephen Neill in his seminal work on Anglicanism: "If the Church of England has suffered much at the hands of its enemies, it has often itself taken the initiative in turning into enemies those who might have been its friends".

But someday we might, and meanwhile even nickels and dimes from the millions of Internet users out there can add up to worthwhile amounts.

He still might, but meanwhile Comcast, AOL Time Warner, and Cox Communications each have expressed interest in buying the cable assets.

PayPal, meanwhile, might have something to worry about if developers start picking up on ApplePay - which might be significantly cheaper because it is a "cardholder present" transaction, which is cheaper for retailers than "card not present" transactions.

The African Union, meanwhile, might feel vindicated.

Dinosaurs, meanwhile, might offend children from creationist families.

Investors, meanwhile, might like an alternative to tempestuous markets.

The computer professors at Lehigh University, meanwhile, might agree with both.

The silly name, meanwhile, might turn off serious-minded people.

Some of the vendors, meanwhile, might find payment in stock less alluring.