Sentence examples for entail 2 from inspiring English sources

(1) not only doesn't entail (2); in and of itself, it provides no direct evidential support for (2).

The Greek reform package will entail 57 separate measures, included in 40 pieces of legislation to be voted on by Greek parliamentarians.

The drive from Manhattan to, say, Chester can entail 20 hours, including a border crossing that has grown more laborious since Sept. 11.

The circles will entail 8 to 12 peers who will meet monthly and use "education modules" to learn the skills to pursue equality.

But what the speaker said does not entail (12b).

The previous inequalities entail (G t geq0) for every ([0,T]).

If it can be established, then so can (6), because (3) trivially entails (4), (5) is beyond doubt, and (4) and (5) trivially entail (6).

The first is to reject the intuition, claiming that (14) does entail (17).

Then, the advocate's core idea is that even though (1) and (2) entail (3), they do not prove (3).

One serious problem facing those who reject neo-Russellianism is to explain the intuition that (14) does not entail (17).

However, let's assume that the defenders of the Direct Argument are right that (18) does not entail (21).