Sentence examples for it would likely mean from inspiring English sources

It would likely mean a more highly polarising form of identity politics.

As written, it would likely mean an end to the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act introduced by the Howard government in 1999, though some lines suggest keeping and changing it.

If there wasn't a deep enough trade deal between the UK and the EU, it would likely mean checks on goods which cross it.

Even if Netflix was willing to share "Seinfeld" with others, it would likely mean less money from current rights holders.

It would likely mean a crucial fifth vote to protect the Voting Rights Act and abortion rights.

He explained that quarantining the dog is not really an option as it would likely mean taking a spot in an Ebola ward that a person might need.

Making it more sustainable, according to Cuoco, would likely mean phasing it out of our wardrobes altogether ― which, it's safe to say, is not going to happen anytime soon.

The White House justifies its proposal, which would likely mean a multi-billion dollar reduction in charitable giving, on a familiar basis: equity.

Similarly, a single-payer plan, if it is to keep costs down, would have to limit how much it would pay doctors, which would likely mean excluding from the system those who won't accept lower fees.

For the firm, a conviction would likely mean it will be barred from auditing publicly traded companies, which would likely put it out of business assuming it's not headed there anyway.

"The whole difficulty of detecting impairment would likely mean it'd be difficult to attribute deaths to impaired driving unless someone outright admitted to impairment".