Sentence examples for could mean only from inspiring English sources

That could mean only fraud, they insisted.

It could mean only one thing.

In the 1980s that could mean only one thing.

The display could mean only one thing: bouillabaisse.

The waterfall could mean only one thing, Short and Gala knew.

This could mean only one thing: the party apparatchiks were paying her a visit.

And that could mean not only more project funding, but actual job growth as well.

Success could mean not only an Israeli-Syrian peace, but the re-emergence of a Syria that was stable, and not because of fear.

It could mean not only getting a new customer but snagging a larger order.

A defeat in his Monmouth County district could mean not only the loss of a Republican seat but even a shift in the balance of power in the Senate.

That could mean not only finding common ground with other progressives, but also more moderate and Republican-leaning members of the city council.