Sentence examples for it would mean more from inspiring English sources

When I went from 60 hours a week in my business to 24, I knew it would mean less cash in the bank but also I hoped it would mean more fun and meaning in my life.

"It would mean more young addicts carted off to jail.

It would mean more disease and unnecessary deaths.

Absolutely, it would mean more to beat him.

Critics charged it would mean more bureaucratic interference and a step toward socialized medicine.

For many on the right, it would mean more competitive companies and a healthier economy.

For the unknown victims of beastliness and disaster, it would mean more accurate death certificates.

It would mean more poor-country modesty and less superpower grandeur.

And for patients it would mean more medical debts, more untreated sickness, and more deaths.

"I knew it would mean more to him than anyone else".

It would mean, more or less, an urban Marshall Plan for housing.