for the mean time造句

• For the mean time, she is currently focusing on her studies and her family.
• Rschen7754 suggested that for the mean time, this issue be left to settle and dealt with at a later date.
• By night time, the German forces holding the top of the ridge believed they had overcome the immediate crisis for the mean time.
• For the mean time, most events in the area prefer grounds such as Parramatta Stadium, or the Olympic Park and Moore Park venues.
• However Simon and Sean convinced Vanessa that for the mean time, if they voted off someone weak, they could win a couple of challenges before reaching the merge.
• The area between Lelystad and Almere was designated for heavy industries, but since enough space was still available on the old land for those industries this part of the polder was left alone for the mean time.
• Similarly, the term " UTC " is not appropriate for dates before this system was adopted in 1960; Universal Time ( UT ) is the appropriate term for the mean time at the prime meridian ( Greenwich ) when it is unnecessary to specify the precise definition of the time scale.
• However, it seems this debate could go on for a long time, so I've thought of a different suggestion that may hopefully resolve the issue at least for the mean time : to leave the Aisha article as it is but to simply have the section regarding her age pointing to the Criticism of Muhammad article for further details.