Sentence examples for entail for both from inspiring English sources

Analysts of the multi-factional conflict that has ravaged Syria for nearly five years said they doubted that the incident would escalate into a volley of retaliatory actions by NATO and Russia in view of the high stakes that would entail for both sides.

Another win over England this autumn will be their fifth on the spin, with all that entails for both teams.

The outline of the liturgy and the types of melodies entailed for both the mass and the divine office in the Mozarabic rite are similar to those of other early Western Christian rites, such as the Gallican (with which it has the closest ties) and the Ambrosian, as well as of the Roman rite.

Then life, with all that growing up and growing old entail, for better and worse, continues.

Power needs devolving back to local government with all the problems this will entail for equity.

What would the two together entail?For the moment consider just the automatic-stabiliser aspect.

But some legislators are too concerned about states' rights, or the risks change may entail for incumbents.

This, apparently, is what staying out of trouble might entail for a young black man in Baltimore.

His epistemology seems to entail, for example, that creationists are justified in viewing "evidence to the contrary as systematically misleading".

This might entail, for starters, placing an economic value on work done in the home, like housekeeping and child care.

This could entail, for instance, replacing numbers that carry identifying information — like Social Security numbers and ZIP codes — with zeros, or replacing the word "New York" with "X17".