Sentence examples for the time that while from inspiring English sources

One of his closest aides said at the time that while no deal was certain, the stars were uniquely aligned.

The TUC said at the time that while Osborne was giving away with one hand, he was taking with the other in the form of welfare cuts.

Mr. Kerry said at the time that while he opposed same-sex marriage, he was voting against the bill because "I believe that this debate is fundamentally ugly, and it is fundamentally political, and it is fundamentally flawed.

On Brexit, JD said at the time that while the UK's decision to leave the EU means that there will be some "uncertainties" over the next two or three years, it will press ahead with European expansion.

Shainiel Deo, the CEO of Halfbrick (the makers of Fruit Ninja) also said at the time that, while BlueStacks' tech has plenty of appeal for everyday users, there's a lot of appeal for developers, too, because they don't have to port or modify apps to run them on a new operating system — meaning that those who've already developed apps for Android don't have to go through the typical heavy lifting.

(A senior Post source told HuffPost at the time that while there were talks with Berke, both sides mutually agreed not to proceed).

The Labour peer Lord Hattersley was in Dublin last week, and told the Irish Times that while the Seanad had produced many figures of consequence (as has the Lords), its undemocratic nature renders it effectively redundant.

Joel S. Wit of the U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies wrote in The New York Times, that while China has pressured North Korea to denuclearize, it's overall attitude hasn't really changed.

RICHARD SCHECHTER Wellington, Fla., Dec. 16, 2007 • I was happy to see that others took the time to remind The Times that while kiddie porn may be profitable, it's not exactly edgy — it's a cliché.

It may be a sign of the times that while drawing attention from the Western press, the move went almost unnoticed by other Chinese authors present, many of whom still live in China and find ways to circumvent the authorities.

A spokesperson for London mayor Boris Johnson told the Times "that while NO2 might be high, levels of other pollutants such as particulates were "lower than in many world cities".