Sentence examples for The entailed from inspiring English sources
verb
To imply or require.
- This activity will entail careful attention to detail.
The entailed careful data screening from historical rainfall events, carried out using cluster based dendogram analysis.
The entailed "change of state" in the V-R verbs also enables them to occur in the cardinal transitive 把 ba-construction, which profiles a bounded event with an attainable result or extent (c.f. Hopper and Thompson 1984).
The entailed clinical obligations fall both on researchers and clinicians actively involved in the research projects, and on clinicians caring for the participants but not involved in the research.
For on both accounts ontological commitment depends on the entailment of existentially quantified sentences, and we need to know whether the quantifiers of the entailed sentences carry ontological commitment.
fThe existential meaning is the entailed meaning of clauses of appearance.
Both the entailed risk and the forest owner's risk aversion are taken into account.
At one point, Lachlan was asked to explain what his job as publisher of the Australian, entailed, as the job title was not widely used in Australia.
He expresses satisfaction with Thinnes' and Wymark's performances, the characterisation (and the themes entailed, including adultery, infertility and corruption) and the "Fourth of July-style" special effects, calling the film "enigmatic".
They all were briefed on the details of the study and the intervention it entailed by the physician of the institution.
The detour took five weeks but — and this was the point — entailed none of the dangers risked by illegal Mexican migrants trying to cross directly.
The latter entailed travelling to the Andes, Italy, Austria, Argentina, British Colombia and the USA for months on end, and sharing bunk beds with Pitt.
