Sentence examples for could mean further from inspiring English sources

That could mean further trials.

Such heavy winds could mean further delays.

This could mean further delay to the work.

This could mean further fundraisings by the banks.

The talks' failure could mean further street disturbances.

This could mean further spending cuts or tax rises.

The heatwave could also mean further misery for commuters as high temperatures can cause steel tracks to buckle.

In September, the U.N. Security Council put Burma on its agenda, which means that members can discuss further action which could, in principle, mean further sanctions.

In September, the U.N. Security Council put Burma on its agenda, which means that members can discuss further action — which could, in principle, mean further sanctions.

Serious miscalculations could mean a further retreat into impoverished insularity in the rainy mists of the north Atlantic.

Top brass say it could mean a further loss of capability, perhaps in amphibious warfare, or cutting Britain's revered special forces.