Sentence examples for this would signify from inspiring English sources

If the court once again rejects some of the budget cuts as unconstitutional, this would signify that the government needs to find alternative sources of income to meet the fiscal targets.

This would signify a major shift in how energy is produced and consumed.

In the terminology that becomes later popularized with Pure Land Buddhism, this would signify a mutuality and non-duality between self-power (jiriki) and other-power (tariki).

Taken together, this would signify a multiformat approach to distributing the Yahoo! and GeoCities brands across the widest variety of platforms and access formats as possible, short of going out and buying a cable access company or being bought out by one.

This would signify that the strain M5A could produce tryptophan dimmers compound(s).

20 The term 'back up' prescription was preferred to 'delayed' as this would signify 'just in case' antibiotics rather than a delay for treatment.

Again, unlikely, as that would signify "I quite fancy her, too".

I'd wager not, for that would signify that he was unnaturally tactile or a bit gay himself.

The Byzantines assumed that this act would signify the end of independent Bulgaria, but the western Bulgarian lands remained autonomous and under the Comitopuli brothers David, Moses, Aaron and Samuel, resistance against the Byzantines emerged.

This dispersal would signify the replacement in the continental ecosystems of Europe of the mastodons of the genus Anancus by the first elephants (despite the fact that some subsequent deposits show the coexistence of both proboscideans, for example at Saint Vallier) and of the tridactyl equids (Hipparion) by monodactyls.

"Taking down the Rhodes statue would not immediately fix or reverse all of this but it would signify a real commitment from Oriel and the university to seriously engage with this problem," said Dalia Gebrial, a 22-year-old master's student.