Sentence examples for could mean life from inspiring English sources

The difference could mean life or death.

But that change could mean life, not death.

Still, for Andersen, the outcome could mean life or death.

For Digg, it could mean life or death.

"Every second wasted routing calls could mean life or death.

"This decision could mean life or death to millions of Somalis".

Bui, who was 17 at the time, said he knew a life elsewhere could mean a life away from oppression.

A guilty verdict could mean a life sentence in prison.

It could mean that life on Mars also selected the left-handed form by chance.

If amino acids are common, it could mean the life too is common throughout the universe.

To my mind, each of these investment opportunities could mean a life of insecurity and poverty for an Edith or an Ahmed in a rented property.