Sentence examples for this would mean for from inspiring English sources

It isn't clear what this would mean for the Olympics.

I ask what this would mean for someone like Matthew.

People didn't ask what this would mean for Laos — why would they?

But it wasn't at all clear what this would mean for universities, and for students (although, of course, the Lib Dems had pledged not to increase fees).

We then modeled what this would mean for barley yields in 34 world regions which either produce or drink a lot of beer.

"What we want to do is paint a picture of what this would mean for the economic circumstances of people over 50".

I won't insult you by telling you what this result would mean for their Nations League hopes.

And if you aren't legally able to marry yet, send in a photo of yourselves too, and tell us what having this right would mean for you.

"We are in a moment of crisis, and people in the United States don't seem to understand what this war would mean for us".

Jordan Zakarin was also at ground zero Sunday, and spoke to a Vivian Farmery, a downtown resident and mother who was concerned what this news would mean for New Yorkers.

This would mean that for instance in screening for early burnout, we should focus on emotional exhaustion for women, and on depersonalization for men.