Sentence examples for and will entail from inspiring English sources

Achieving ambitious international energy-saving targets calls for more powerful instruments and will entail changes both in society as a whole and for individual actors.

Each individual project will have an assigned general topic and will entail some pre-specified tasks (e.g. replicating work done on other data sets on that topic described in the lectures) plus the exploitation of ideas developed by the team within the topic.

I am also aware of the innate problem in a burrito competition, namely that it can and will entail consumption of sub-par burritos.

It's inarguable that if we're going to make the world a better place now and for future generations personal rewilding is central to the process and will entail a major paradigm shift in how we view and live in the world, and how we behave.

The search for virulence factors involved in rickettsial pathogenicity has not been easy and will entail intense scrutiny of the predicted ORFs with unknown function across the growing number of rickettsial genomes.

This will require larger clinical studies to stratify patients according to risk and will entail both improved techniques and equipment.

And this will entail a long and arduous journey.

To solve this signalling conundrum, we favour a model in which the association of Fyn and M2 will entail two independent, and mechanistically separable steps.

Making medicine more personalised and precise will entail increasing emphasis on, and precision in, diagnostics.

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

We must now accept the hard facts and make an honest decision about what standing up for our interests and values will entail.