Sentence examples similar to a course that entails from inspiring English sources

This year, he convinced the government of Indonesia to send about a dozen university teachers from colleges outside his purview to Kauffman's six-month training course that entails trips to Boston, Silicon Valley and other American entrepreneurial hot spots.

But first, of course, that entails understanding myself.

Of course, this reduction comes at the price of a low-rank approximation in (7b) that entails some negative effects and requires extra measures.

Even the smoothest within-party Presidential transition — from Ronald Reagan to George H. W. Bush, let's say — inevitably entails some change in course that comes from variances between the two people.

That entails a sense of responsibility.

That entails a shift from Christian priorities to bureaucratic ones.

But a debate is brewing over what that entails.

Of course, that's not what the law actually entailed, but apparently the show's writers thought the concept of a dude asking a woman if it's OK to have sex with her was comedic gold.

That entails its own risk, of course.

Accepting Greece into the euro was "an error," he said an error, of course, that had not been made on his watch and he explained the economic burdens that the euro crisis entailed for France.

Of course, he's not hard on the brakes and all that entails.