Sentence examples for this possibility means from inspiring English sources

This possibility means that experimentation, particularly if it involves downweighting, must be carefully evaluated over a long period of time.

This possibility means that, for many of us, getting into shark-infested waters is not an appealing thought.

This possibility means that senior management, including Sullivan, "went right into the system and changed the numbers leaving no audit trail and overriding the system of checks and balances," he says.

In a rotten year during which I have begun to doubt that women of my generation will ever see parity, this possibility means something good.

However, this possibility meant that our new routine should be evaluated in a trial.

Here's what the possibility means to all of us.

But the administration said the possibility meant that the regulations could be tightened as well as loosened.

Keeping open this possibility, though, means leaving room for manipulation.

In this contribution we include this possibility by means of repentance, a feature which was absent in previous models.

With the availability of the hydrophobin gene sequences now in hand for two strongly mycoparasitic species – H. atroviridis and H. virens – this work lays a strong phylogenetic foundation to investigate this possibility by means of respective knock-out strains and expression analysis.

Opening up to the new possibility means putting their hearts on the line.