Sentence examples for competition entailed from inspiring English sources

The competition entailed two rounds: in one, the goaltender faced five shots from two players from various points around the ice; in the other, the goaltender faced five breakaways.

She also arranged for Coors to finance an assortment of other gay-themed causes and events, including sponsoring a winner of the International Mr. Leather competition, an arrangement that entailed traveling with him to an assortment of bars and pageants for gay leather and S&M enthusiasts.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

Competition, which in the past was severe but "only" entailed acting and reading capability, now requires engineering skill, editing skills and sufficient money and space to build a viable studio.

So it was that the Iranians delivered the fatwa, thus winning the competition to be the greatest haters of Rushdie, and therefore the West, and all that entailed.

Earlier plans for "back to basics" banking entailed salami-slicing businesses worth just €2 billion-3 billion ($3 billion-4.5 billion-4.5 billionsion's competition watchdogs, however, insisted that ING should pay a price for having been bailed out twice.The

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.

"But I didn't know what that entailed.