Sentence examples for that has meanwhile from inspiring English sources

We observed slightly fewer discrepancies to the STS derived haplotypes with the newer 200 bp chemistry that has meanwhile replaced the earlier 100 bp chemistry version.

He began to compose the poem under the rule of the Sāmānids; but he dedicated the finished work to a dynasty that had meanwhile replaced them, the Ghaznavids.

The Labour government that had meanwhile displaced Churchill's wartime administration dispatched, as one of its first acts, a Cabinet mission to India and later replaced Lord Wavell with Lord Mountbatten.

What is more, these hopes can be realized on a much higher and more mature basis, by encompassing institutions that have meanwhile been built up in the European Community and the Atlantic-Pacific system.

This verdict is for two reasons: First, the original PID generator offers only a command-line interface, meaning that network access has to be provided by an additional layer [ 15] using software components that have meanwhile become outdated.

Noting further that Bob Woodward's latest book confirms that Obama has meanwhile been seeking some sort of exit strategy, Krauthammer draws a number of conclusions about why Obama is doing such things and what the result will be for Afghanistan.

"People like Danny Ward and James Vaughan are known for their work on the ball but it's their work off the ball that has helped us win". Meanwhile, on-loan striker Vaughan is relishing his start to life at the John Smith's Stadium.

A sailfish bite that had materialized, meanwhile, appears to have vanished.

It's unsurprising that public policy has meanwhile become less and less beneficial to the public and our leaders have been drawn from a smaller and smaller elite.

The message that has been coming from Beijing, meanwhile, has sounded almost hostile.

The content that has its debuts on Yahoo, meanwhile, will live on one of the Internet's biggest platforms.