Sentence examples for would possibly mean from inspiring English sources
Capturing bin Laden, then, would possibly mean invading Pakistan, with the likely consequence of destabilizing an already volatile country.
The story even quoted Northwestern athletic director Jim Phillips saying that an expanded bowl season would possibly mean more 5-7 teams would get bowl bids.
The queens were hopeful that meeting with Facebook yesterday afternoon would possibly mean the company would create an exception to the policy and allow them to keep the names they go by.
Make sure to store your recovery key in a safe place, as losing it would possibly mean the loss of your data.
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It would also possibly mean a larger stockpile of warheads than we have at the moment.
It's easily accessible and it immediately gives artists a platform to showcase their work worldwide and who knows who's seeing their work, it could possibly mean opportunities they wouldn't otherwise get because of how rigid and oppressive the mainstream art world is".
To use force against Assad's chemical arsenal would almost certainly be bloody and messy, and possibly mean the loss of American lives.
I would often find myself going back and rereading passages, trying to figure out all the things they could possibly mean, peeling back the layers like an onion.
I'd like you to tell me at least four or five other things that last week's incident could possibly mean.
