Sentence examples for month could mean from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — New-vehicle sales fell in March for a 17th consecutive month, but carmakers said that proposed federal incentives and reports from dealers of increased sales in the last week of the month could mean the market was bottoming out.

In today's volatile market staying out of a stock for a month could mean missing a big move.

With some companies charging annual percentage rates upwards of 30%, not paying your entire statement balance each month could mean you will be paying for that purchase you can't even remember making for years.

At the 2010 election, the Green vote was 1,308 votes but a surge in support next May could mean he loses his majority.

Increasing the number of people on the electoral register in those areas before 1 December could mean fewer seats in them are scrapped.

Lower sales in July could mean a store has closely managed its inventory and has less to mark down, he added.

More than four decades since Bloody Sunday, the first arrest over the deaths – made in County Antrim on 10 November – could mean a new chain of legal proceedings is still being fought come the 50th anniversary.

But Robin Massee, a spokeswoman for the French Government Tourist Office in New York, said that improved visitor totals in July and August could mean that for all of this year, the decline in the number of American visitors may be only 10percentt.

HELSINKI, Finland, Oct. 3 (Reuters) — A possible parliamentary election in Serbia in December could mean a delay in the submission of a proposal to settle the status of Kosovo, the United Nations mediator, Martti Ahtisaari, said Tuesday.

"We don't think they're at levels to be overly concerned about, but another refinery outage or a cold spell in November could mean pretty high heating oil prices".

But all of this is why after Tuesday, just as they have after every special election this year, Republicans are sounding the alarm about what November could mean for their party.