Sentence examples for could mean increasing from inspiring English sources

That could mean increasing volatility in weather in lower latitudes, similar to that experienced this year".

It could mean increasing the number of justices to 11 or 13, and staggering those increases so that the new seats are filled after the 2020 and/or 2024 elections.

That could mean increasing prices paid by consumers, cutting profits for companies, or cutting wages for other workers.

Tighter controls, however, could mean increased costs.

When it comes to cloud computing, providing the most computing power for the lowest cost could mean increased internet access for developing countries.

It could mean less experience and perhaps less wisdom, or it could mean increased energy and more people in touch with the day-to-day concerns of families".

Such a designation could mean increased DHS funding to localities to help ensure that voter registration, ballots and ballot tabulation remain free from interference.

Combining carbon and water costs, this could mean increased costs of up to 16% (pdf) for some operators in water-scarce regions.

While that may bring some benefits, it could mean increased risk of drought, and extreme events such as the 2003 heatwave could be the norm by the end of this century.

Should Niedermayer not be able to perform, it could mean increased ice time and responsibility for Rafalski, who plays a similar style of puck movement, with skating, shooting and passing.

The repeal of section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000 (stop and search) could mean increased use of section 43 (under which a photographer was detained for taking pictures of cadets near Buckingham Palace).