Sentence examples for was it would mean from inspiring English sources

The authority said the reality was it would mean "real service cuts".

"If we were, it would mean our business has no substance," he said.

The problem for me was it would have meant a two-hour stopover in Gatwick.

If it was significant, it would mean that there was a difference between the characteristics of groups.

At first, I was nervous it would mean sitting staring out the window, but it was not like that.

Were Armitage to be chosen, it would mean a total change in the character of Lancaster's back row.

That is not actually practical, but even if it were, it would just mean that China would buy less on the open market than it would have otherwise.

What she did not yet know was what it would mean to choose to transgress.

What he could not have anticipated, at the age of 23, was what it would mean for his future.

But to get rid of that last embryo would be final; it would mean they were giving up.

If the allegations of torture are true it would mean Canada is guilty of war crimes.