Sentence examples for while there does from inspiring English sources
While, there does not appear to be any easily identifiable or universally applicable biomechanical pattern of 'efficient' movement that will apply to all runners, it does appear that runners with a variety of anthropometric characteristics such as a mass distribution closer to the torso and shorter Achilles moment arms tend to have better RE.
While there does seem to be a relationship between economic anxiety and Trump's appeal, the straightforward connection that many observers have assumed does not appear in the data.
While there does seem to be an aggressive push to consolidate Shia power and influence, it is less clear whether Maliki is a witting participant.
While there does not seem to be any standard formula and each company sets different rates, Kelli H. Hueler, chief executive of Hueler Companies, a Minnesota-based financial research firm, calculated some examples for comparison.
While there does seem to be a consensus to do something about tax havens, reports suggest European leaders are resistant to a fiscal stimulus, while the USA is opposed to more global regulation.
While there doesn't seem to be any catastrophic or violent end for Gabii, Terrenato believes that it was slowly overshadowed by the thriving Roman metropolis.
And while there, don't forget the lilacs and azaleas.
While there, don't miss the family's adjacent Marine Aquarium and Manor of Birds ($6.50), featuring live fish and touch tanks, and more than 700 mounted birds from around the world.
While there, don't miss Mont Pelée, a semi-active volcano that towers over the town of Saint-Pierre.
In August 1859 Abraham Lincoln visited land he had invested in Council Bluffs, and while there did not consider it worth the time to cross the river to the village of Omaha.
In all three experiments, men found responsive women to be more feminine and attractive, while there didn't seem to be any link between responsiveness and women's perceptions of masculinity or male attractiveness.
