Sentence examples for it will mean that from inspiring English sources

If the loss continues, it will mean that predictions for the rise in the sea level for the coming century are seriously understated.

It will mean that instead of spending time in a secure environment offshore, kind, decent Republicans will be wandering innocently among packs of inflamed New York liberals.

It will mean that there are consequences".

It will mean that things are actually getting better.

If it's under 50percentt, it will mean that their boycott really worked".

"It will mean that the most disadvantaged students will end up in the most debt.

It will mean that out-of-work families cannot receive more than about £500 a week.

It will mean that many people will not now come to Bradford".

It will mean that London and Manchester are just an hour apart.

It will mean that Burberry keeps a detailed database on each customer's spending habits.

It will mean that poor countries are better able to adapt to shocks.