Sentence examples for would probably mean from inspiring English sources

A merger would probably mean job cuts in Minneapolis.

That would probably mean few or no more indigenous territories.

That would probably mean making the building more than 11 stories high.

If Zarif's appointment is confirmed, it would probably mean that it has had Khamenei's blessing.

That would probably mean not taking a hard-line stance on some of the issues.

And any new bailout would probably mean larger equity stakes for the government.

To the uninitiated, the phrase would probably mean the right to reproduce.

A merger would probably mean job cuts in Minneapolis, where both companies are based.

Also his idea of 'short' would probably mean starting Tannhauser off at noon.

A single to the outfield would probably mean a loss and a long, hot wasted afternoon.

But this would probably mean lots of tiny, fragmented packets of airwaves changing hands.