Sentence examples for entail first of all from inspiring English sources
That changes to Auschwitz must entail first of all calculating how to move increasingly large masses of people more efficiently, effectively and swiftly through the site is an uncomfortable turn of history lost on no one here.
First of all, carrying out experiments in a live setting inevitably entails disruptions.
First of all, it needs to be enterprise grade and all that entails — secure, reliable, scalable, fault tolerant and so forth.
This entails, first, abandoning all hope for an afterlife, indeed rejecting thinking about it.
First, the approach entails reaching a representative sample of all those born outside of the U.S. Second, it requires achieving accurate responses from survey respondents to questions about where they were born, and whether they are American citizens.
Similarly, the second enumerated method (searching) commonly entails first displaying information on various items that match a search string, such as a list of all books written by a particular author or dealing with a particular subject.
This entails that the basic form of all being is temporality and historicity (GW 13: 228).
The process will entail quantitative methods and ethnographic interviews of all groups in the study.
But does it entail that all of God's (real) second-order properties are identical with his (real) first order properties (and thus that God's simplicity is identical with whatever first-order properties suffice for identity with God)?
The Bible indicates that God is the being who spoke the first words and that God is the source of all life (which would entail all the plans, genes, and the living cells needed to process the plans).
