Sentence examples for entail just from inspiring English sources

But the move did not entail just one risk.

And the move did not entail just one risk.

But this is the catch: Very rarely does our household entail just the normal stuff it is supposed to entail.

And it is an elementary point of epistemology that knowing something does not obviously entail just as a result of the definition of knowledge that it is impossible for one to be wrong about that thing, only that one is not in fact wrong.

The observance's hard and fast rules entail just one full meal a day and abstinence... from meat.

But I know it will entail just as much discovery for Papa as for me--the places of his youth were likely razed and rebuilt; the landmarks (a corner-store, a schoolhouse, a swimming-hole) perhaps long lost and replaced with familiar industry.

Entering Cuba from Canada, on the other hand, usually entails just a quick flash of a passport.

Smoking, which can both soothe and stimulate, entails just the same sort of risk-for-pleasure trade.The public-health rhetoric often implies that smoking must be daft, because it is deadly.

Still, this positivist reading entails just the sort of nonlocality that Bohr seemed to abhor.

However, Bergson continues, the teleological approach of traditional finalism equally makes genuine creation of the new impossible, since it entails, just as mechanism, that the "whole is given".

But the pay is nice for a job that usually entails just long boardroom meetings and lunch a dozen times a year, if that.