Sentence examples for but entailed from inspiring English sources

South-easterly flight from the colonies was therefore accompanied by favourable (near-tailwinds) on the outward leg, but entailed return flights against headwinds.

14 The Working Party concluded that this 'blanket second-look' policy might have produced some 'cures' but entailed high rates of negative laparotomy and an unacceptable operative mortality rate (Slack et al, 1982, unpublished work).

The next, in 1998, was also canceled months ahead, but entailed untangling herself from both the man and the apartment they had bought together.

I want to share one of those small moments that occurred without fanfare but entailed the same courage that most such brave actions do.

Tobacco smoking was not strongly correlated with cumulative or average exposure of the agents studied, but entailed some confounding effect and was controlled for in the analysis.

Investigators in one study showed that transcriptional silencing of miR-22 in acute lymphoblastic leukemia cells was independent of DNA methylation of the CpG island within the promoter region, but entailed K27 trimethylation of associated H3 histone.

In any case, the fact that (BECAUSE-NEC) but not its converse holds some appeal indicates that what we should be trying to frame is a perspicuous definition of a species of ontological dependence that is a relation between x and y stronger than (entailing but not entailed by) "necessarily, x exists only if y exists".

But finance entailed problems that weren't apparent until after Welch left.

But these entailed compromises with PSL, Civic Platform's coalition partner.

But that entailed standing in line for more than two hours, she said, for less than 20 minutes' conversation through a plexiglass barrier.

But that entailed taking a few liberties with the original language from The Times, which called it "perhaps the most comprehensive" proposal in the campaign.