Sentence examples for both entail from inspiring English sources
The projects Limmern and Nant de Drance both entail the construction of new underground infrastructure to allocate the pumps and an expansion of the upper reservoir towards 25 million m3 [49] 49].
Both entail — not to give the game away — a large primate who has made absolutely no effort to meet with his therapist.
Maybe having Down syndrome is not strictly comparable to being an academy-trained sculptor who is blind; yet they both entail living with major impairments, so don't they require similar protections?
They don't think much about God or Queen, would probably agree that both entail more than their fair share of absurdity, but they're quite pleased they are there and don't want to abolish either.
These phylogenetic and ontogenetic frameworks both entail cortical network maturations that are proposed to at least in part be organized around a number of universal acoustic-semantic signal attributes of natural sounds, which are addressed herein.
Both entail hard work and talent.
This was a period of perpetual war as well as great economic investments, both entailing excessive strain on state finances.
A German author, Peter Schneider, even gravely linked the whole mess to Bill Clinton's impeachment drama, since they both entailed what he called "the same question of honesty".
Of two observed encounters between adult males in the presence of adult females, both "entailed considerable physical violence" [50].
Both prospective informant-reports and retrospective self-reports may be used to measure childhood maltreatment, though both methods entail potential limitations such as underestimation and memory biases.
Assuming that they do have the same meaning (in which case both sentences entail exactly the same), why think that the apparent ontological commitments (i.e. those entities the truth of a sentence appears to entail) of the nominalistic paraphrase are the real ontological commitments of both the paraphrase and the original sentence?
