Sentence examples for and it will entail from inspiring English sources

Digitalisation is the future of the manufacturing industry, and it will entail production systems that are highly automated, efficient, and flexible.

Given Britain's fiscal plight, and the decisions it will entail, that view is less true of this election than the last three.

He has said he believes this can be done without any tax rises and has rejected suggestions it will entail "colossal" cuts to public expenditure.

Mr Osborne has said he believes he can balance the books without any tax rises and has rejected suggestions it will entail "colossal" cuts to public expenditure.

Most folks say yes reflexively to "shall we save the planet?," but no to "give me the details of what it will entail and cost".

However, Dr Walker said: "For now there is no further details on what it will entail and how much money it might involve - or indeed when it will come into play".

Further research would indicate how to engage health service workers in a partnership in network analysis, so that they are prepared for what it will entail and appreciate the potential benefits of working on issues that "are put on the table".

Following up on its iTunes 9 rumors, Boy Genius Report claims to have new details from the same trusted source about what iTunes 9, and specifically the social aspects of it, will entail.

If you are interested in acquiring a real musical background, it will entail learning how to play scales and chords.

It will entail serious, sustained work to improve international agreements on nuclear and other proliferation, and the enforcement of them.

"They tell you what it will entail.