Sentence examples for might mean a from inspiring English sources

That might mean a long wait.

A day off might mean a job lost.

Any change in circumstance might mean a move.

A nine o'clock reservation might mean a ten o'clock seating.

New Year's Day in the West might mean a hangover, a walk and a pub lunch.

Refreshing a brand also might mean a complete revamp of in-flight entertainment.

This might mean a redefinition of Likud or the creation of a new centrist party.

That might mean a harder border with Wales, Scotland and England, anathema to unionists.

Normally, this might mean a death knell for the arts group.

For players, that might mean a little casual brutality toward an opponent or some deliberate theatricality.

If so, that might mean a plateau for progress in artificial intelligence.