Sentence examples for entail either from inspiring English sources

The servicer of the loan, who is usually required to maximize the net value of the pool, which could entail either foreclosure or loan modification.

That would entail either minor changes to Dodd-Frank, a piece of legislation passed in response to the Great Recession, or a complete dismantling of it.

According to Carey, if we better understand that "normal" includes a wide variety of temperaments, we will also understand that temperamental differences do not necessarily entail either impairment or harmful dysfunction.

Current alternative treatments entail either painful daily injections in the buttock or messy suppositories.

The upshot is that although a global supervenience thesis fails to entail either a weak or strong supervenience thesis in virtue of logical form, it might nevertheless be the case that plausible metaphysical principles entail that whenever the former holds, so does the latter.

Forms vary widely by region but generally entail either a partial or total removal of the clitoris.

Neither that sentence nor its negation entails either that the Loch Ness Monster exists or that it does not exist.

Neither this sentence nor its negation entails either that the Monster exists or that it does not exist.

The establishment of an economic production process entails either attaining higher volumetric output of lipid or producing lipids with high value fatty acids.

The antecedent carries the first mark of intentionality because neither it nor its negation entails either that the Holy Grail exists or that it does not exist.

Consider the sentence 'John wonders whether there is a monster in Loch Ness.' Neither this sentence nor its negation entails either that there is a monster in Loch Ness or that there is not such a monster.