Sentence examples for entail great from inspiring English sources

They also, as my colleague wrote last month, entail great risks.

Surgical site infections (SSIs) after neurosurgery are potentially life-threatening and entail great costs.

He said: "We must not forget that underlying each and every statistic many of the wildlife offences highlighted entail great cruelty and suffering".

Each party is attempting to exploit the peace process for its short-term interests rather than taking any bold step forward toward a long-term solution that would entail great domestic political risk.

The fundamental role that we can bestow to these categories suggests that human evolution may have been driven by genetic changes that can entail great phenotypic changes.

To model spatial spread most completely would require following each cell in the genital tract with an agent-based model as well as accurate spatial elaboration of the genital anatomy (Bauer et al., 2009): this would entail great computational cost and inclusion of many unknown parameters.

Employment in these workplaces tends to entail greater mobility and less job security.

Options include land-based attacks, which entail greater risk to U.S. forces, as well as bombing attacks by manned aircraft.

However, living wages may entail greater increases in projected future labor costs than the wage increase that identifies the typical labor demand elasticity, given their frequent indexation.

Hence, lower social discount rates entail greater contributions of renewable technologies while higher social discount rates favor the use of fossil fuels (Gusano et al. 2016).

After the demise of the paper disc, the Telegraph's Steve Hawkes said, enforcing the digital system would entail greater use of surveillance cameras.