Sentence examples for mean a possibility from inspiring English sources

Success in achieving PGI status for the plum would mean a possibility of more following, he added.

The reality is that for many people, renewed testing means a possibility of being tossed onto Newstart, a much lower payment which comes with a regime of activity testing.

Meeting a physical therapist meant a possibility of improving one's health, but demanded an effort involving time and energy on the part of the person with migraine.

Small sample sizes in many trials also meant a possibility for type II error i.e. that real group differences could not be detected.

Does the bull appear to have bad vision, which could signal an inability to follow the path of the cape and mean a greater possibility of the animal twisting and turning in a dangerous fashion as it reacts to different stimuli, such as noises from the crowd?

The comparable emission intensities of blue, yellow and red emissions for CaTiO3 Dy3+/Eu3+ phosphors mean that a possibility for the generation of white light by designing the concentrations of Dy3+ and Eu3+.

Such an event, says Mr Delors, would in effect mark the end of the European Union; and it is by no means a remote possibility.

The stronger dollar means dealers can ask for fewer of them, which means a greater possibility of a sale.

If the positions of keneng and you are switched, you no longer can serve as a perfect aspectual marker: 有可能 you keneng is a lexicalized item that means 'there exists a possibility; it is possible'.

Which means a weekend full of possibility awaits," he concluded.

The asking price will include a program of track days at current Formula One circuits around the world, as well as advice and consultations with various McLaren people from the driver fitness team to Design Director Frank Stephenson – which could mean there's a possibility of bespoke styling.