Sentence examples for could mean then from inspiring English sources

This could mean, then, that I, now a person, could still be identical qua individual, to some organism — a fetus, say — that was not a person.

This raises the issue of what Locke could possibly mean, then, when he describes the second question as "absurd".

I mean then you could actually see that this was a gigantic production".

At worst, what it could mean is that people then lose their eligibility for benefit, and because they are not able to comply, they could potentially have no income".

That could mean the Russians would then grab Odessa and get what remains of Ukraine's fashionable beach-front real estate.

If you want one, it could mean an ending earlier then you would have expected when you first started.

So if you cracked open a rock and saw a band of green or orange, then that could mean life.

Things will undoubtedly slacken in early 2015, but until then it could mean heavier demands on officials, as ministers compete for briefings.

When a company using mark-to-market accounting says it has made a profit of ten million dollars on revenues of a hundred million, then, it could mean one of two things.

If the terrestrial biosphere adds more CO2 to the system than models anticipate, then this could mean governments around the world have less in that carbon budget than they thought.

First, check your 'Recently Watched' section on the Netflix homepage - if there's shows and films on there that you haven't watched, then that could mean that someone else has been using your login information.