Sentence examples for it will just mean from inspiring English sources
It will just mean you're a knob.
The playoffs are in their reach and it will just mean playing hard and playing smart.
It will just mean that some of them will go to jail.
It will just mean I got tired of exercising, and no mere product will be at fault.
Similarly, more cash for homeowners will not represent real recovery in the housing market; it will just mean that next year and the year after will see less sales.But isn't that last point important?
"Now it will just mean the world series really will fall into the background and we'll target doing well at the Commonwealths in July.
When someone has a brain fade, it'll just mean they can't find their keys.
It'll just mean we deny Hollywood the right to remake classic movies, transforming them into hackneyed pieces of rubbish.
It'll just mean fewer American brands on the road in the near future and taxpayers will foot the bill while automakers figure out which brands make the cut.
One online commentator grumbled that the reform will just mean "more clowns for the circus".
The United States' reduced reliance on coal will just mean that coal moves to other places, the report says.
