Sentence examples for mean for the next from inspiring English sources

What does this all mean for the next election?

But he has no illusions about what it will mean for the next 30 years of his career.

I imagine that in every family parents are discussing the outcome of the referendum and what it might mean for the next generation.

But what does this selection mean for the next two internationals?

The other interesting question is: what does the growing supremacy of Branded Worlds mean for the next generation of writers, directors, and producers?

An idyll, where no one asks about the Spanish bond rate any more, because there is no such thing as Spain, no such thing as bonds, no such thing as anything that doesn't involve killing an elk for dinner, or what the prospect of a calf born with two heads might mean for the next harvest.

Insomuch as there was any analysis of what the results would mean for the next two years, it tended to dwell on when the President would recognize the error of his ways.

And one needn't be a moose hugger to fear what this might mean for the winter game.

Immediately, Republicans and Democrats took to the bullhorn arguing about the apparent jobs recovery and what it might mean for the 2012 presidential election.

Third-graders, Bill Murray fans and TV weather newscasters flock to the site to see what the sleepy, plague-resistant, 15-pound creature's shadow might mean for the winter's forecast.

One take was noisily partisan, with talk about what this might mean for the 2016 presidential contest, and complaints that the policy offers further proof that President Barack Obama is an "appeaser-in-chief", as one Cuban-American Republican congressman ventured.