Sentence examples for possibly means that from inspiring English sources

In real life, not liking Christmas possibly means that you are not a Christian and/or hate buying piles of stuff that nobody really wants.

Which possibly means that they aren't quite as big fans of Alex Chilton and Co as Katy Perry, or at least the latter's manager, who insisted that Perry's 2010 hit California Gurls came with a "u", as a tribute to the Memphis powerpop legends.

Having their sensory cortex response patterns locked in a restricted amplitude range possibly means that migraineurs become less able than healthy persons to enact defensive strategies against pain.

This possibly means that the recommendations generated by _2 are shortcuts to the deeper parts of the site, which actually contain the information that the user is looking for.

This possibly means that the compound responsible for the antibacterial activity was least in concentration.

This possibly means that the acceptability of the implementation programme was suboptimal.

They couldn't possibly mean that, could they?

Maybe he'd outgrown it, which possibly meant that his clock had finally run down, and O.K., that was O.K.

Increasing wealth in developing countries that sent children for adoption and declining birth rates may possibly mean that there are fewer suitable candidates.

Could this possibly mean that the "healthiest president ever" is not giving us proper health information?

If you think about it, it (the lack of women pianists) can't possibly mean that there aren't any of us who can communicate". One activity that she has recently taken up particularly excites her: record producing.