Sentence examples for being entailed from inspiring English sources
The argument <Σ2, S2> provides us with an instance of a proposition s being a logical consequence of a set σ of propositions without being entailed by σ.
In contrast to Kantians, Humean constructivists offer a more relativistic account of the nature of normative truths, according to which the truth of a normative claim consists in its being entailed from the evaluative standpoint of particular individuals.
His aim is to elucidate the truth of claims concerning right and wrong in terms of their being entailed from the point of view of a certain contractual situation.
She is worried about the vagueness of the law and what punishments might be entailed.
Instead, permanent spending commitments are entailed with no permanent funding stream to pay for them.
Without such commitments, there can be no innovation and no investment, given the high risks that are entailed.
Hitherto the Astor estate had been entailed, but that condition was abolished by Colonel Astor's will.
"The south Korean puppet group will experience what disastrous and painful consequences will be entailed by its action," it added.
Harry Shackleford, a distant cousin on whom the family estate is entailed, has taken a shine to her.
Hundreds of qualified women were interested enough to call but, after hearing what was entailed, not one was willing to donate eggs.
