Sentence examples for No longer entails from inspiring English sources
If so, depression in some industries no longer entails boom in others... ...... Laurel Graefe, an analyst at the Atlanta Fed, notes that when unemployment is way out of line, Phillips curve models do have some predictive power.
Buying no longer entails braving cold, November storms or hot, stuffy department store interiors; more significantly, the option of web shopping no longer requires customers to cram in their shopping on holidays and weekends.
Although curative surgery no longer entails the very high death rates that occurred until the 1980s, a high proportion of people (about 30 45%) still have to be treated for post-operative sickness that is not caused by the cancer itself.
For instance, groups of cooperators can do worse than groups of defectors, if they inherit fewer public goods, while a rise in defectors no longer entails a loss of social benefits, at least not in the present moment (as highlighted by concerns over environmental lags).
Of course this assertion may be done thoughtfully because in numerous infectious diseases the host becomes resistant to the pathogen, so that the presence of the pathogen in the host no longer entails the disposition to the disease.
Theophrastus replaced Aristotle's two-sided contingency by one-sided possibility, so that possibility no longer entails non-necessity.
And technology means solitude need no longer entail utter loneliness.
Eventually, this dynamic reached a tipping point, after which premarital sex in many circles no longer entailed any social cost.
Technology now meant that washing clothes no longer entailed a day bent over a mangle; a vacuum-cleaner could render a carpet spotless in minutes.
We have come to believe in it, partly because, as in Shakespeare, we are made to believe in a character's reality when he himself believes in it so strongly, and partly because we no longer know precisely what "belief" entails.
As in, they no longer know what their jobs actually entail.
