Sentence examples for while this phrase from inspiring English sources

While this phrase is widely used in the US, and is gaining popularity on these shores, it is even more vague than BAME and I have many reservations about its usefulness.

While this phrase is new, the tobacco industry and its executives have been masters of utilizing "alternative facts" for decades.

Be careful--while this phrase is beloved by fans, it has been used by rivals to insult the Cowboys in their weaker moments.

The lead statement of the House GOP immigration standards released last week says, "Border Security and Interior Enforcement Must Come First". While catchy, this phrase suggests that enforcement has not been taking place.

And all the while, the phrase increasingly pops up in personal bios, job applications and everyday conversation.

(Until forever. While well known, this phrase has a very strong connotation of permanence. It might be used when a couple is separated by death).

While this noble phrase seems wasted on a site that covers business news and startups, I'd far prefer to see a small founder in an out-of-the-way market happy that someone, somewhere, actually cares about the thing they're passionate about than seeing a PR person whistle merrily as he racks up another tweet.

While the phrase "educational environment" is open to interpretation, this isn't the case.

While the phrase is new to her, the struggle it evokes is not.

While the phrase has now been largely absorbed into mainstream usage by teens, young adults and white heterosexual males, what this actually means remains contested.

While the phrase originates with the Trump administration, the tactic has been gaining traction in Australia too.