Sentence examples for all entail. from inspiring English sources

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.

These tasks of editing all entail manipulations of the syuzhet.

So mentalism does after all entail accessibility, because one can always provide or think of a justification.

This can also be seen from Table 3 below, where different predictor weights obtained by different software and different settings all entail identical donor weights.

Hence, leaving out any structures one is not absolutely sure about, combining basic geometric primitives, or adopting copy-and-paste methods, all entail definite dangers just the same.

Reasons are for Nagel teleological in the sense that they all entail reasons for people to perform actions in the right circumstances in virtue of what states of affairs they would causally bring about.

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.

She's not much like the rest of us: in her case, "having it all" entails a career in Westminster, a media profile, a nascent social network, a screamingly wealthy husband in New York and three young children.

(Aloma, contemplating her relationship with Orren: "It was shocking really, she thought, what all entailed the difference between her and him, as if a whole new person could be made from the sum of that difference").