Sentence examples for will only mean from inspiring English sources

More dithering will only mean more killings.

It will only mean an air raid".

The autumn statement will only mean more bad news.

Closing off one route will only mean the problem moves to another port.

Without premium content, analysts say, YouTube's growing popularity will only mean bigger losses for Google.

"One thing's for certain, more of the same policies will only mean more of the same tragedies.

She adds: "I'm scared to move even, though I'll have to one day – it'll only mean another rent rise.

It'll only mean that in ninety minutes of play (and a few extra minutes of stoppage time) anything can happen.

People will only think it means you're smart.

Failure will not only mean a lack of prosperity.

Liberal economists say the deterioration of the safety net will not only mean more pain and poverty for millions of families, but a longer recession.