Sentence examples for one might mean from inspiring English sources

We've reached out to OnePlus to see if the company has plans to launch the phone elsewhere — though the nature of the license on this one might mean no availability for users far, far away.

By organisms one might mean single individuals, groups of individuals, all the members of one species, the sum of many species, or the total mass of species (biomass) in an ecosystem.

One might mean a test by which ontological commitments can be discovered.

Or one might mean an analysis that says what ontological commitment consists in.

(There are other things one might mean by the question of whether from the perspective of a given logic, a connective with such-and-such logical powers exists most evidently, whether or not such a connective is already definable in the logic.

Given this complexity and diversity what one might mean by calling Jesus the "Son of God" could range from an affirmation of Jesus as God's favored choice as Israel's anointed king, to ideas of a preexistent Divine being who is born of a woman with no human father, and thus "becomes flesh" (Incarnation), with ranges of views in between.

(We do, which one might think meant that there is no rule actually saying that someone who has been a Republican in the past must vote for a Republican in every circumstance).

Several members said they intended to seek a face-saving middle ground, one that might mean welcoming one or two women as members either before or shortly after the Masters next April.

One might think that means we're in years for open legislative warfare, given how much Republicans hate the law.

Sounds which to western ears appear very similar can in fact have several different meanings – one sound might mean anything from horse to mother.

Rejection from one designer might mean open arms from another.