Sentence examples for may mean a from inspiring English sources

It just may mean a little more work".

That may mean a jump in investment in technology.

That may mean a daily cap on visitor numbers.

For a coach, it may mean a lucrative job.

Of course, your chosen holiday may mean a break from everything, including beauty.

Lewis's victory may mean a huge-money fight with Mike Tyson next April.

In 2009, it may mean a few more hours of dream time.

It may mean a little slower growth to manage the social stability, but so be it...

A bigger budget, more staff and tougher laws may mean a better future for ethics reform.

But there are, and certain policy decisions may mean a benefit to one or the other.

"That inevitably may mean a division between Parliament and the monarchy".