Sentence examples for while meant from inspiring English sources

She did not ask him how long "a little while" meant.

While meant as a joke, there is some truth to the description.

While meant to ensure new houses are earthquake resistant, the regulations, drawn up with advice from foreign donors, are difficult and costly to adhere to.

It was the first of many awkward moments in an evening that, while meant to celebrate feminism, ended up illustrating its generational, cultural and racial divides.

Ironically, Germany's labour restrictions, while meant to prevent an influx of low-skilled, cheap labour, were actually more of a hindrance to highly qualified professionals.

While meant as a shot at Bo Xilai, the now-disgraced former Communist Party official at the center of a still-unfolding political scandal, Wen's mention of the Cultural Revolution touched a nerve in China.

And being charming one minute, that switching [mood] all the while, means you start to doubt your own judgment.

Gaussian distributed, while means the channel is completely correlated (line of sight cases).

While "–" means no precursor was added Figure 3 Fluorescence spectra of different kinds of core/shell QDs.

In the country's full name,, means "abode of peace", while means "country" in Malay.

During treatment, mean ICP and minutes of ICP > 20 were not while, mean CPP, minutes of CPP < 70 and mean SjvO2 were significantly different (P < 0.05) between groups.