Sentence examples for don't entail from inspiring English sources

Or voucher holders have to compete with market-rate tenants who don't entail the same paperwork load.

Once absolute incomes exceed a certain threshold, lower wages are easily tolerated when they don't entail relative disadvantage.

Generally speaking, Southerners are nicer than Northerners; they're more pleasant, less hurried, less brusque and considerably more gracious, even when their jobs don't entail catering to paying guests.

She commends Darren Johnson's report Where Can We Build More Homes? which looks at various ways of adding to housing stock that don't entail environmental damage, large scale demolition or trampling over the wishes of local people.

There have been retirements due to infirmity (Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Gunter Grass); but they can also be Salinger-like retreats from the public gaze but not fiction, giving up one genre only (Forster and the novel, Eliot and poetry), or the enforced result of rejection (Barbara Pym's 16-year hiatus) - all of which are reversible and don't entail abandoning authorship altogether.

Unfortunately, no such deduction is possible: the probability axioms simply don't entail the conclusion we want.

They do not entail big change.

These views do not entail that any morality is possible.

Such claims do not entail any thick evaluative claims either.

Firstly, they do not entail a random sample of disadvantaged children.

First, for the pedestrian case at some point longer protection periods do not entail any advantage.