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612 examples of Meantime in a sentence

In the meantime, throughout the hemisphere, citizens are watching and waiting.
In the meantime, Western welfare states will remain financially unviable, economically sickly, and politically strained.
In the meantime, governments and donors should consider cheaper short-term options.
And in the meantime, work on determining substantial transformation and other product-specific rules could continue, albeit with a set timeframe.
In the meantime, the remaining 18 eurozone member states should consider whether the 2012 “fiscal compact” that they forged in the thick of the euro sovereign-debt crisis needs to be updated.
In the meantime, employment at Amazon grew by 47% over the past year, to 341,000 people.
In the meantime, Colombia’s main obstacle to growth, which arguably is the lack of export dynamism, given the fall in oil prices, has not been addressed.
In the meantime, people were left for years waiting in shelters.
In the meantime, US politicians might have done just about enough to convince debt markets that America’s credit is still good.
Put differently, if the world continues to build coal-fired power plants at the current rate, those plants will still be around in 2050, regardless of what other technologies become viable in the meantime.
In the meantime, Europe’s transport networks are under stress, as are shelters, border crossings, and registration centers.
In the meantime, real interest rates are sky high.
In the meantime, however, it is essential for other actors to continue to use and encourage multilateralism at every opportunity.
In the meantime, Syria and its daily carnage have become the dreariest and most numbing foreign-policy issue in American public opinion, despite the danger that the violence could spread across the Middle East (particularly to neighboring Iraq and Lebanon).
In the meantime, scientists must engage public concerns, and journalists must strive for accuracy rather than controversy.
Still, in the meantime, China can continue to pursue a rules-based multilateral approach, and it can expect broad support from other advanced and developing countries.
In the meantime, we should free ourselves from a heuristic prison of our own making.
In the meantime, I was approached by a company called Talent Sciences, which I am sure has a good idea.
In the meantime, China’s government should pursue a different set of consumption-boosting policies, beginning with an easing of household borrowing constraints.
In the meantime, the ECB must continue to provide unlimited resources to banks under liquidity stress.
In the meantime, there are four areas in which the private sector can contribute.
In the meantime, as politicians debate and do nothing, consumer confidence falls, economic performance worsens, and the consensus needed to get reforms approved in the first place vanishes.
In the meantime, though, developing countries should not sit idly by.
Looks aside, Kim III will need a lot of help; in the meantime, we can expect further consolidation by the Korean People’s Army of its leadership of the country.
It shrank its budgets and began to downsize, and, while it was handed some new responsibilities in the meantime – surveillance over “currency manipulation,” in particular – its deliberations proved largely irrelevant.
In the meantime, the aquaculture industry will need to make further investments and develop new innovations to put itself on a path to sustainability – be it on land or in the sea.
In the meantime, a small clinic run by the Greek nonprofit Emergency Response Center International in Moria confronts cases of self-harm daily, and suicide is not uncommon.
In the meantime, they demonstrate that it is often in inhumane conditions that humanity shines the brightest.
In the meantime, voices on the Israeli right have threatened to respond to a UN vote by immediately canceling the 1993 Oslo Accords.
In the meantime, consumption of the oceans’ resources continues to surge.
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