Sentence examples for could do entailed from inspiring English sources
Suffice to say that designing a shotgun is akin to staging a ballet in a phone booth, and most of what Newson could do entailed making subtle changes on the surface of a mechanical apparatus that has been essentially unchanged for at least a hundred years.
The poet stared at the ellipsis at the end of the editor's message, trying to divine what those dots might entail, what he could do and what the editor would then say and so forth.
Yet some developers say that they could do without the grief viability wrangles entail.
Many analysts questioned whether he could do both, given the fiscal implications they would entail.
Of course, the claim that we should give up thinking we could ever know everything does not entail that we should give up trying to know new things quite the contrary.
Causation entails correlation, but correlation does not entail causation.
But our everyday notion of responsibility certainly does not and could not entail being ultimately responsible in this way.
Neither does mentalism entail accessibility internalism.
