Sentence examples for will mean further from inspiring English sources

That will mean further withdrawals from the market, analysts say.

Analysts say the deepening recession will mean further weakness in coming months.

Anything less will mean further stagnation for trucks made in Europe".

The changes outlined in the new funding formula will mean further cuts on top of this for some schools.

Increasing the size of the park will mean further encroaching on the land of local people already suffering hardship.

Tsipras is set to agree terms for the end of the third bailout that will mean further austerity measures and running a large public sector surplus until 2022.

Some analysts argue that this latest crisis will inevitably mean further European integration, with more fiscal oversight and coordination.

The army has almost fully encircled Aleppo, Syria's largest city and commercial centre, preparing the way for a blockade that will probably mean further massive refugee flows.

If she is re-elected, it will only mean further pain and ruin for southern Europe.

Of course, the NTT DOCOMO investment will also mean further expansion into the Japanese mobile markets.Rani Cohen, TuneWiki's CEO, says that because of of the popularity of Karaoke applications in Japan, TuneWiki's lyrics to music could gain traction in the country.

The Minsk treaty also left the issue of Ukraine's possible Nato status unresolved, which will almost certainly mean further disagreements with Moscow.