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612 examples of Meantime in a sentence

They had lost trust in an approach that continued to sell austerity as the price of stability, even as virtually every economic and financial indicator had worsened in the meantime, with scant hope of a brighter future.
Suppose that, in the meantime, the EU continues its economic recovery.
In the meantime, the easing of sovereign interest-rate spreads provides little comfort to the growing army of unemployed in southern Europe, where youth unemployment has reached dramatic heights – close to 60% in Greece and Spain, and almost 40% in Italy.
In the meantime, Labour seems to be hoping for who-knows-what to turn the tide, while keeping their collective fingers crossed that they will not be eviscerated in Scotland, where the Scottish National Party is threatening to sweep the board.
In the meantime, there is no need for a process that has no chance of accomplishing peace.
In the meantime, both the government and the opposition should be mindful of the many challenges in the run-up to the vote.
In the meantime, the United States and others should pursue a two-track policy.
In the meantime, Italy is sinking.
In the meantime, the rate of spending growth in China will not change dramatically.
In the meantime, whether the overall risk to our environment has been reduced by the pause remains an open question.
Yet, in the meantime, the EU must make even more fundamental changes.
In the meantime, the EU will most likely not pursue substantial policy or institutional reforms in the near term, for fear that doing so could adversely affect the outcome of consequential elections this year in the Netherlands, France, Germany, and possibly Italy.
In the meantime, should a downturn come, it will not be Trump’s fault – at least according to Trump, who is already gearing up to blame the US Federal Reserve for raising interest rates and ruining all his good work.
In the meantime, it will be reviewed by the Article 29 Working Party, comprising representatives of member states’ data-protection authorities.
But, in the meantime, policymakers should take steps to mitigate the complicated mental processes at the root of many people’s professional inertia.
Whether the eurozone will survive in the meantime will be determined by the European Council’s capacity to establish intermediate arrangements that can halt the crisis and restore trust among its members.
In the meantime, Chinese institutions are innovating on a smaller scale, as they spearhead a leaner and faster approach to financing.
In the meantime, Britain’s trading rules and domestic regulations would be up in the air.
And yet, in the meantime, Poland's foreign ministry has not made Internet freedom a priority.
In the meantime, it is essential that world leaders seek ways to encourage ratification by other CTBT holdout states and to reinforce the de facto global moratorium on testing.
In the meantime, the European Council continues, as the Americans would put it, to “kick the can down the road.”
In the meantime, students in impoverished rural schools that currently lack books, electricity, and trained teachers would be connected online – via solar panels and wireless broadband – to quality educational materials, free online courses, and other schools, thereby closing a resource gap that, until recently, seemed insurmountable.
In the meantime, the corporate sector will only gradually take on more of the heavy lifting.
Thus, economic fundamentals will eventually trump speculation, but in the meantime society will have paid a high price.
In the meantime, the graph of deaths from conflict will keep trending upwards, mocking the world’s diplomats, peacemakers, and pretensions to humanity and civilization.
In the meantime, British Prime Minister Theresa May’s government, having promised to maintain a “deep and special” relationship with Europe, would try to negotiate a new “treaty-based arrangement” with the EU.
In the meantime, one can only suggest to our grandparents that they compensate their grandchildren by leaving them generous private bequests along with high tax burdens.
In the meantime, there is important work to be done.
In the meantime, the government must rely on an expansionary fiscal policy to encourage infrastructure investment, even if it means raising the debt-to-GDP ratio.
In the meantime, the Fed should take the initiative by re-establishing swap lines with advanced and emerging economies alike.
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