mean life

And yet it could mean life or death for another human being.

He knows very well that you mean life or death for him.

It could mean life or death for all of them.

Especially since he knows it would mean life or death for me.

I'm out of the war, too, which means life again makes a little sense.

Spending more money doesn't always mean life is getting better.

It was a decision that could mean life or death.

At this moment it meant life to him and to others.

But there's something in there that could mean life for you.

Tell him it means life or death for the station.

In space, no officer took anyone's word for anything that might mean lives.

Looking good in the camps could mean life or death.

Have to act as if every detail could mean life or death.

The death of a tree means life to many animals.

For millions of people all over the world, it means life and food.

In the developing world, it meant lives were put at risk.

Ten of the mean lives have been measured for the first time.

By that, I mean life cannot be measured in its terms.

When at arms, such questioning could mean life or death.

It might mean life or death for the entire crew.

This was a dangerous game I played; a hair's difference could mean life or death.

What was being decided here now would mean life or death to all who chose to follow these leaders.

Ram gave our people power, and that means life to us.

At age 68, any significant sentence could mean life in prison.

This fight over federal or state jurisdiction could mean life of death.