Sentence examples for it will only mean from inspiring English sources
It will only mean an air raid".
After the passage of the Akaka Bill, it will only mean goodbye, because you will not be welcome any more".
And if there is not enough time and room for independent films to make Oscar inroads, it will only mean that more big studio blockbusters will populate the nominations lists.
To the extent that the latter is true, it will only mean that future presidents have a stronger incentive to sell their policies more broadly, which sure seems like a good consequence to me.Now hold on a minute.
If she is re-elected, it will only mean further pain and ruin for southern Europe.
Stop pretending that if God allows Hillary to be elected that it will only mean bad things and a rapid spiral toward an apocalyptic hellscape.
She adds: "I'm scared to move even, though I'll have to one day – it'll only mean another rent rise.
It'll only mean that in ninety minutes of play (and a few extra minutes of stoppage time) anything can happen.
It is good news, but will only mean anything if Greater Manchester manages to beat the forecasters, and businesses will be keen for assurance that any extra dosh raised should automatically be reinvested back into business rather than fixing potholes.
As our chairman Richard Holloway said: This will only mean something if it's peppering the whole country because there are communities that need this kind of intensity and transformation.
