Sentence examples for entail it would from inspiring English sources

For all the chaos that would entail, it would be conceptually more coherent than the current system.

I've done a back-of-the-envelope calculation of what such a program would have entailed: It would have been about three times as big as the stimulus we actually got, and would have been much more focused on spending rather than tax cuts.

It is not known what the new offer entails, but it would sweeten Sabathia's already lucrative deal because the Yankees are committed to bringing him back.

If conceivability in that sense entailed possibility, it would be both possible and impossible for the ratio to be rational; which would make such conceivability useless for the purposes of the conceivability argument.

But the announcement stopped well short of an all-out revaluation, and gave little detail as to what the added flexibility would entail or when it would be introduced.

Little did he know what the project would entail — or that it would stretch into an enterprise that supplies aftermarket equipment for Jeeps and modifies the off-road stalwarts for even more extreme use.

Mr. Stephanopoulos has been doing his due diligence in recent weeks, talking to television news industry veterans about what the morning job would entail and how it would affect both his personal and professional life, said another executive.

Indicate what that research must entail and how it would help.

Denying the intrinsic reality of things at the conventional level, would therefore entail the denial of their conventional existence, since it would entail the denial of the defining characteristics of the conventional reality.

The Bank said that Carney would be making a speech on Thursday at 4pm on its website but provided no further details about what it would entail.

All it would entail would be willing commanders at military installations allowing judges to accept plea arrangements that entail treatment programs in lieu of punitive discharges.