Sentence examples for because it entailed from inspiring English sources

"But getting people to speak for attribution was particularly difficult because it entailed journalists talking about potentially criminal acts and police officials talking about their own agency's investigation".

However, it was ignored at the time because it entailed such a broad departure from the accepted views of nuclear physics and was unsupported by clear chemical evidence.

He had noticed her the year before in a soap commercial and had offered her a small part in "Breathless," which she had refused, because it entailed appearing topless.

A day at Lenore included drama and (modern) dance classes, and a performance by a classical trio; there was no ballet because it entailed suffering, and for the directress art "was joy and love, art was transcendence".

Because it entailed putting the Palestinians in control of as much as 40% of the West Bank, the Wye Memorandum brought Netanyahu into conflict with right-wing groups in Israel.

This provision, however, provoked much criticism, in part because it entailed that the court would not meet again until February 1803, 10 months after the 1802 act was passed.

The measure will require 67 votes to pass in the Senate, because it entails a change in Senate rules.

That can be scary, because it entails asking for directions from another human being, not from a computer screen.

This last item has been the trickiest part, Liu said, because it entails taking customers away from the big hospitals.

The office of attorney general is unique in the parliamentary system because it entails both political and legal functions.

The investment scheme has also attracted criticism, particularly from France, because it entails no new public money.