Sentence examples for entail it is from inspiring English sources
Given the immense political, humanitarian and economic disaster such a conflict with Iran would likely entail, it is imperative that those who seek a solution in good faith find ways to marginalize the rejectionists pushing for conflict as an outcome.
Whatever the pivot will entail, it is happening at a critical time.
Considering these results, that illustrate the advantages of recording full spectral data at all positions of an examined painting area may entail, it is expected that hyper- and full spectral imaging of paint surfaces in the IR fingerprint region will open up new and broad perspectives for non-invasive analysis.
Whatever Victor Spirescu's dreams of arriving in the UK from Transylvania entailed, it is doubtful they included coffee with the Labour MP Keith Vaz surrounded by TV cameras and microphones minutes after he touched down at Luton airport.
In short: despite the grumbling that filling in Arts Council funding forms usually entails, it is a damn sight easier than phoning up endless local and national businesses, trusts and foundations to get hold of a similar sum of money.
Before considering the nuances of what scientific realism entails, it is useful to distinguish between two different kinds of definition in this context.
As for the technical side for what Mashavu entails, it is a kiosk-based system, enabling individuals to spend less time and money to travel to a local kiosk.
Even being compelled for a couple of minutes to actively sympathise with these men's predicament was too much for us – we don't want the responsibility it necessarily entails, it's too uncomfortable; it forces us to think – it may even force us to act.
Streams has also only been used for three user tests so far which TechCrunch has learned entailed it being used it in parallel to other clinical decision-support processes.
Block goes on to argue that the fact it has a certain feel does not entail that it is accessible.
To speak about the tomato's existing unperceived in the next room thus does not entail that it is unperceivable.
