Sentence examples for means that may from inspiring English sources

Brexit means that May must urgently reconsider what sort of international player the UK really wants to be.

Yet the implications of any significant deal appear to be extremely dangerous for the government when it means that May could come under siege from other manufacturers and possibly all exporters in search of compensation for paying EU tariffs once the UK leaves the union.

New refrigerator models are typically released in June, which means that May is a great time to buy one for a discount.

"I am willing to pass this measure through any legal means that may be necessary".

No attempt is made to list the various means that may be reasonable in different circumstances.

Some of the documents that WikiLeaks has published, and that other media organisations, including the Guardian, have also used, were obtained by means that may have been illegal.

The creeping codification of British politics means that May 5, 2016, will be a bumper "Super Thursday" of political contests.

Less air means that players may get winded easier.

His family does not know if that means that he may be safe somewhere.

(That means that there may be two Group A's, two Group B's, etc).

This means that bees may prefer a food source that harms their nervous system.