Sentence examples for entail later from inspiring English sources

In fact, we believe that the use of a trans-syndesmotic screw is always indicated in Weber type C fractures, because this supplemental fixation gives an immediate, better stabilization of the synthesis with better healing of the tibiofibular ligaments, any looseness of which might entail later instability of the ankle, with the development of early degenerative joint disease.

First, the mutations that increased growth rates by improving early life did not typically entail costs later in life.

She believes in living her politics through life, topped up with active campaigning, whatever retractions this may later entail.

The proposed deal with Ankara would see the Turks patrolling the Aegean borders to the Greek islands to stem the flow of migrants, cracking down on the smuggling mafias running the trade, but would also at a later stage entail the EU agreeing to take hundreds of thousands of bona fide refugees annually from Turkey and resettle them across Europe.

What might such later deficits entail?

Thus, inheritance of the HD mutation initiates a lifelong pathogenic process whose early stages are only beginning to be explored and whose later stages entail clinical diagnosis, progression of neurodegeneration and of disease symptoms, and decline to death, as there is currently no effective treatment for preventing or delaying these.

Desan also scolds Montaigne, vis-à-vis La Boétie, on a literary point, complaining that Montaigne, having first been inspired to literary effort by a friend, allows the idea of friendship to dissipate in his later essays, which entail no friend but the reader.

So in God's eternal life, each time, precisely in its presentness, remains: nothing ever ceases to be ET-simultaneous with God's life, for that would entail an earlier and a later simultaneous to God's life, and so in God's life.

His brilliant novel The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, which gave form to a pseudonym of the great Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa in 1930s Lisbon, entailed an imaginative leap, he later wrote, to describe the city beyond the "poor neighbourhoods" he knew as a child.

The liquidation of Jabari entails immediate gain and risks later.

One might, for instance, say that if a proposition about t logically entails a proposition about a later time, it expresses a soft fact about t.