Sentence examples for burden it entails from inspiring English sources

Despite the continuing national conversation about whether college is worth it given the debt burden it entails, most high school graduates without college degrees said they believed they would be unable to get good jobs without more education.

Twelve years on, on the same night that Ye was learning to deal with success and all the burdens it entails, Phelps won his 18th and 19th medals, surpassing the tally of the Russian gymnast Larisa Latynina.

Certainly, the ease of making images with video is bringing changes in moviemaking and the experience of moviegoing; film frames (even home movies) seem to carry the equivalent of a painting's frame, connecting them even unconsciously to the tradition of high art — with all the political and moral burdens it entails.

Andrew Martin of Prefix Magazine notes the album's ethos as "more is more" and describes it as "a meditation on fame", in which West decries the burden that it entails.

After being raised as a boy, with whatever privileges or burdens it may entail, they switch back once they become teenagers.

It entails some inconvenience.

More likely, it entails bluster. . . .

It entails some gap in knowledge.

Above all, it entails quite a few feelings of guilt.

When there's magic it entails traditional formal satisfaction.

It entails thorough documentation at every stage.