Sentence examples for it meant certain from inspiring English sources

"It meant certain unpopularity, even ostracism".

"The chance to exist for an intense and overpowering moment, even if it meant certain oblivion, seemed worth it in the midst of war -- and very stupid once the war ended".

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, a passionate opponent of the military campaign, condemned the move toward an invasion, saying it meant "certain death to thousands of innocent men, women and children".

No woman shall be left aboard this ship because Ben Guggenheim was a coward.' In other words, some of the most powerful men in the world adhered to an unwritten code of honor--even though it meant certain death for them.

I mean, daisy-chaining monitors isn't science of the rockets or anything, but it does mean certain restrictions need to be observed, and certain accessories bought.

And for older Americans, it could mean certain poverty.

Here is a look at what Mrs. Clinton said and what it meant to certain viewers.

While it's impossible to say that "steak" means any one cut, it does tend to mean certain cuts over others.

If it means boycotting certain studios who never hire women or if it means boycotting certain movies," says Terry Lawler.

I don't know what it means to certain clubs.

It means abandoning certain orthodoxies of international economic policy.