Sentence examples for bad entails from inspiring English sources

This would be trivially true if, as some maintain, the nonoccurrence of something intrinsically either good or bad entails the occurrence of something intrinsically neutral.

But I don't understand how the distinction is made between bad language that entails no comment and good language.

Your album paints a vivid picture of a woman in her early 20s, with all the good and bad things that entails.

The Evil Eye or al-ayn (simply "the eye" in Arabic) is a curse that is said to cause harm in varying degrees, from miniscule annoyances, to making one's fortune dissolve, to igniting a string of bad luck whatever that entails.

As a result, setting up a bad bank would entail additional capital injections.

Always too vague to do stuff for cash, it's nicer to think that this fleeting reunion will capture instead some of their flaky essence, for all the good and bad that may entail.

The problem, in short, is that any axiological formulation of the argument from evil, as it stands, is incomplete in a crucial respect, since it fails to make explicit how a failure to bring about good states of affairs, or a failure to prevent bad states of affairs, entails that one is acting in a morally wrong way.

My personal slogan for my journey comes from Hebrews 11 1 'Now Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.' Sailing is a dangerous endevour but there is great personal reward in it, there is a deep spiritual connection because it's just me, the boat and the ocean and all that entails, good, bad or otherwise.

Moreover, the presence of segmental duplications in the region entails a bad SNP coverage of the region by the Affymetrix SNP array, which does not allow an accurate detection of the CNV.

Professor Hales argues that big projects — regardless of how bad the results are — entail considerable expense, so we shouldn't complain about the price tag.

Home Office staff admit in the recordings that conditions in Harmondsworth are "shit", and that detainees are not allowed to show what goes on inside the detention centre because the Government "don't want the bad publicity that would entail".