Sentence examples for which is meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Or if a road only has one connected road on some end which is meanwhile the popular path, we can estimate that most vehicles will turn that way, with a very few exceptions making U-turns to the prior road.

The effects of the numerous propaedeutic offers, which are meanwhile available at a broad level in the beginning phase of study, are not known.

In 1691, Brandenburg-Prussia and the Duchy of Courland agreed on a partition of Tobago, but since Courland was no longer present on the island which was meanwhile claimed by Great Britain, the agreement was nullified, and negotiations with Great Britain did not result in an agreement.

As such, the fate of 'global health' might too easily parallel that of (buzz-) words like 'participation' and 'empowerment', which are meanwhile emptied and partially perverted from their original meaning [ 54].

Gabriel Resources, which is based in Toronto, is, meanwhile, trying to win over the remaining holdouts.

The dairy industry, which is freshwater-intensive, has meanwhile become the country's biggest export earner by far.

Lowe's, meanwhile, which is based in Wilkesboro, N.C., is rapidly opening stores outside its Southeast stronghold.

Wyeth, meanwhile, which is being bought by Pfizer, said its net income rose to $1.27 billion, or 94 cents a share.

The ceiling, meanwhile, which is high and slightly vaulted, is hung with a skeleton of theatrical lights and gels.

Carlyle, meanwhile, which is based in Washington and whose public face is David M. Rubenstein, is proving that it is unafraid to pay a high price for companies.

In the mobile market, meanwhile, which is growing much faster than the fixed-line market, Movistar, owned by Telefónica of Spain, has been outpacing Telcel.