Sentence examples for entail is not from inspiring English sources
The investigation will probably be more widespread, though what it will entail is not clear.
Quite what this will entail is not yet clear: an ability, probably, to apply skills to problems pupils may encounter in their working lives.
But what that growth will entail is not yet known.
Threatening to carpet bomb Iraq or Syria, with the massive civilian casualties and devastating human and environmental consequences that would entail, is not worthy of a major presidential candidate - or any candidate.
What exactly that return will entail isn't yet clear.
These resentments, and the desire for cruel retribution that they entail, are not invented by TV producers; they are just canny enough to exploit them.
Just what such accommodation entails is not clearly defined, forcing the state and private firms to offer generous deals to win the tribes' assent.
What this new role actually entails is not yet clear but one assumes it is more in line with the Australian appointment of Pat Howard as high performance director, than the Indian one of Ravi Shastri, who hovers over the coach, Duncan Fletcher, and appears to dilute rather than enhance his authority.
"What that job entails is not easy because of the situation the new man would find himself in.
