Sentence examples for * entail in from inspiring English sources
What does identity entail in Lagos and Berlin?
It is unclear what this post would entail in the winter.
It feels as though Flower is not quite sure what it will entail in the next 12 months or so.
What there wasn't was much mention of what change would entail, in terms of taxation or deficits.
Her daughter, who helped out, added, "It was never presented to us what it would entail, in terms of taking care of him".
To illustrate what this approach might entail in practice, an evaluation of a systematic implementation of impact mitigation in Ireland's largest teaching hospital, Cork University Hospital is presented.
His new position will entail in-house music curation strategy and content programming for the UK division of Spotify.
Future work on this item is required and should entail in-depth response processes work with healthcare aides to ensure clarity in item wording without appreciable loss in meaning.
"Achieving equity in education will entail putting in place a rights-based empowerment framework that will target the most vulnerable".
A supervenience claim does not automatically entail an "in virtue of" claim (McLaughlin 1995).
Instead of providing a bridge to regular employment, they seem to entail locking-in or even stigmatization effects.
