Sentence examples for did entail from inspiring English sources

Shooting abroad, however, did entail a certain amount of preparation.

It was indeed "tabloid gold" designed to appeal to prurience, and it did entail a significant intrusion on the claimant's private life.

The judges stated: "Even though, cumulatively, the penalties imposed on the applicant undoubtedly did entail serious consequences for him, the court cannot find in the circumstances of his case, having regard in particular to his own responsibility for his plight, that the public authorities in Scotland unjustifiably interfered with his exercise of freedom of expression.

"That process did entail losing some people, but it included getting to a better place" Harrison said.

Had she exercised one of those abilities, and thereby acted differently, then the laws of nature that would have entailed what she did in that hypothetical situation would be different from the actual laws of nature that did entail what she did actually do.

What it does entail is open to interpretation.

A meal at Theater Square does entail sacrifices, of course.

But stocks do entail some risk — that's why they provide a reward.

Mr Huang's answer: not now, not ever.His strategy does entail some risks.

It is clear that monetary union does entail a higher degree of joint decision-making.

Her vision does entail fundamental political and economic reforms, though her plans are vague.