Sentence examples for better entail from inspiring English sources

What exactly does "living better" entail?

The play conveys the similarity of ambition between Nancy and Ana, and how their desire for better lives entails enormous stress.

I am sorry, but making search better does not entail making me do more work.

The tendon-driven designs entail better distal end dexterity while generate larger sweeping motion in positions close to the shaft.

A solution entails better sanitation for all; that means reinventing the WC.

Rather than creating more tiers of firms, with all the odd incentives that entails, better to lighten the rules for everyone.

That entails better pay and access to benefits, as well as better access to company-wide information.

Our sustainability review entails better prospects for future data exploration.

The reverse association for rubella virus with T. gondii IgG seropositivity is probably related to higher socioeconomic status, which entails better access to health care, more hygienic living conditions, and less occupational contact with soil.

Other studies [ 76] demonstrated instead that narcissistic personality traits were related to strong resistance to weight gain in treated AN individuals and that depressive and psychotic traits entailed better or poorer prognosis, respectively.

Then life, with all that growing up and growing old entail, for better and worse, continues.