The phrase "all entail" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something includes or involves everything, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The project requirements all entail a thorough understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "all involve" or "all include".
Most recently, a study undertaken in 2013 to appease the Liberal Democrats in the coalition government, who also have a nuclear-disarming wing, found that the other options would all entail both more programme and security risk, as well as more cost.Estimates of the costs of Trident submarine replacement vary.
Again, the actors operate within the audience's space, and the scenes (from the famous Odessa Steps sequence in "Battleship Potemkin" to snippets from "The Wizard of Oz," "Titanic" and "Scream") all entail some sort of violence or tension, interrupting the site's quotidian balance with bursts of intensity.
We can't eliminate risk from our lives — skydiving, driving a car, and walking down a flight of stairs all entail some risk.
Problems related to energy, environment, health, sustainable development, security, and privacy all entail a mix of technological, political, economic, and cultural factors.
Restoration, stabilization, and active repurposing all entail design decisions.
These tasks of editing all entail manipulations of the syuzhet.
Still, he clearly enjoys the mischief it all entails.
Science, after all, entailed the "renunciation of the pleasure principle".
We considered scores of "riding holidays," but all entailed going in a group, with a guide.
Medicare Part C For All entails eliminating Obamacare, employer-based healthcare, Medicaid, and traditional Medicare and enrolling the entire population in Medicare Part C.
A boys club, after all, entails a different focus from a girls club.
