Sentence examples for entail increases from inspiring English sources

There is a risk that decentralisation can lead to higher proportion of suburb-to-suburb commutes which may entail increases in car use as more workers travel farther [9].

To conclude, the reviewed literature and taxonomy underline that neither should the degree of bodily involvement be used as an indicator of how "embodied" a form of instruction is (cf. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014) nor can it be expected that increases in bodily engagement automatically entail increases in learning performance (see Tran et al., 2017, for a related discussion).

It observes that it has $1.2 billion in cash, but does not choose to remind us that it also has $1.187 billion in current liabilities; and that it reported losses for the quarter and the year; and that its substantial revenue increases necessarily entail increases in potential refund liabilities.

But the scenario outlined above would entail increasing global production and consumption to about seven times this level.

That would entail increasing the density, with the construction of six- or seven-story mixed-use buildings, along the avenue.

"In practice, these freedoms have proved to be distinctly curtailed for China's citizens," committee members said, adding, "China's new status must entail increased responsibility".

In the meantime, extended construction on the L train's Canarsie tube will entail increased service on the nearby lines, a task that will partially fall to the R32s.

Instead, it commended Mr. Liu for "his long and nonviolent struggle for fundamental human rights in China" and reminded China's leaders that its "new status must entail increased responsibility".

Efforts to lower healthcare spending often entail increasing in patient cost sharing.

The proposed changes often entail increased levels of automation and claim constant or improved levels of safety.

Based on set of hypotheses H1 H5, we expect: h, j > 0 would imply returns to scale; h, j > 1, would entail increasing returns to scale.