Sentence examples for an event entails from inspiring English sources

It is not a sufficient condition, for, as Butler showed, while having an episodic memory of an event entails that one existed at the time of the event remembered, it is not the recollection or the ability to recall that makes one identical with the person who was witness or agent to the event.

But even though those children are relocated to a safer environment with a foster family, imagine the trauma such an event entails - and the questions a child may ask: Will I ever be able to go home again?

And Gothenburg had hosted the 2006 European Championships for athletics, so they had the experience and awareness of what such an event entailed.

But his solution would in any event entail a heroic fudge in which all sides pretend their real aims are still attainable.

If you haven't guessed it yet, what the event entails is a bunch of men in skirts, riding tube trains.

In other words, each local extinction event entails the disappearance of one group and the fissioning of an adjacent group.

When the Republican frontrunner appeared in St Louis earlier on Friday, for an event that entailed more than 30 arrests, he complained: "Part of the problem and part of the reason it takes so long [to kick protesters out] is nobody wants to hurt each other any more".

Yes, Justin Bieber had come to Staples Center for a pop concert, one with all the pageantry and idol worship — and sex appeal — that such an event would entail.

The chromalveolate hypothesis (Cavalier-Smith 1999, 2003) posits that all chlorophyll c-containing algae and their nonphotosynthetic sister groups are descended from one, and the same secondary symbiotic event entailing a red algal endosymbiont.

In other words, the occurrence of an unpredicted or surprising event may play the role of negative reward, irrespective of whether the surprising event entailed the presence of absence of a stimulus.

Another key component involved how to organize news briefings and conferences, with each event entailing its own set of rules and requirements.