Sentence examples for quickly meanwhile from inspiring English sources
At the beginning, the water near the vortex center is pushed away by centripetal force and drops quickly; meanwhile, the pressure gradient increases (Fig. 4a) to counterpoise the centripetal and Coriolis forces.
Due to the morphological effects, the rod-like BSA-modified MNPs were expelled from the lung more quickly, meanwhile, the rod-like particles were expelled from the spleen more slowly (Fig. 4).
He already knows our club and our way of playing so he will adapt quickly". Meanwhile, Atletico have loaned full-back Javier Manquillo, who spent last season with Liverpool, to Marseille.
"There's lots of talent there, but Villa need to start scoring quickly". Leicester, meanwhile, made an exciting addition (in my book) as they landed Swansea City winger Nathan Dyer on a season-long loan deal.
The younger liberals who had supported him, meanwhile, quickly rebelled against the slow pace of change.
PaidContent.org, meanwhile, quickly dismissed the $2 billion figure as "at best, hearsay, and at worst, media manipulation".
The children, meanwhile, quickly learned English – often becoming the only member of their household to do so fluently.
Mr. McGreevey, meanwhile, quickly developed an effective, three-pronged campaign mantra to depict Mr. Schundler as an extremist.
Reid and McConnell, meanwhile, quickly formed a united front against the reformers, striking a deal that included inconsequential rule changes and a promise from the Majority Leader.
The anti-frackers, meanwhile, quickly dismissed the validity of the study because the nine companies involved had both cooperated and helped pay for it.
On an issue that has dogged Mr. Trump in recent weeks — his calls for violating international law and targeting the families of suspected terrorists — the New York billionaire called on existing laws to be expanded in order to fight terrorists on "equal footing". Both Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio, meanwhile, quickly and firmly said they would not target the families of terrorists.
