Sentence examples for entail less from inspiring English sources
Le Corbusier's city plans were full of vegetation not because he thought people would grow things in them – on the contrary, he imagined that the future would entail less manual labour.
Conversely, higher decision thresholds entail less collisions but also a significant reduction in capacity because the OSA capability is wasted.
with 0 ≤ β < t, where β is the weight determining the extent to which the dynamic late fusion process affects score l (higher β values entail less influence of score p to score l ).
The effects of firm-based training or mixtures of firm-based and classroom training are more negative in terms of employment outcomes, but they seem to entail less of a trade-off in terms of education outcomes.
Preferred stock purchases, if implemented properly, avoid difficulties of pricing inherent in risky government common stock investments in banks or other forms of risky government assistance because they entail less risk of loss to taxpayers.
But "NIGMS Director Jon Lorsch, in Bethesda, Maryland, says only a 'small minority' [of MIRA awardees] have complained, and that NIGMS was 'very clear' that a MIRA would entail less money overall in exchange for an extra year of stable funding and freedom to pursue new ideas not tied to a specific project.
There was a coherent world view at work, one entailing less work for me and more for my opponent.
Three of four teachers planning to leave special education said they would reconsider if the job entailed less paperwork.
That perhaps requires more foresight and entails less certainty than a clearer standard from the Supreme Court would have demanded.
Union control over police working conditions necessarily entails less control for the public, and that means less transparency and less accountability in cases of police violence.
His next assignment entails less gore and more perks: he is sent to Virginia with orders to marry Eugenia Levy, a beautiful actress suspected of spying for the rebels.
