Sentence examples for entail like from inspiring English sources

"Any hope of curbing the North's nuclear weapons program must entail like restrictions on the South," Mr. Tobey said.

Besides, Mr. Tobey said, "any hope of curbing the North's nuclear weapons program must entail like restrictions on the South".

Take into account all of the costs this would entail, like the cost of moving or the cost of a longer commute.

"But that doesn't necessarily entail being liked".

Though it's plausible that the government would not have disclosed the name of the program, the NYT confirmed Apple's participation in a government surveillance network designed to make data collection more efficient for the NSA — whatever that entails, like "a broad sweep for intelligence, like logs of certain search terms".

See, I think the trick to capitalism and all that it entails, like the dog running round and round after itself, is that ultimately what you're loving and owning becomes a form of worship.

The former entails craft-like skill; but the skill remains focused on the objects of knowledge.

The effect needn't entail anything like realism.

TO much of the civilized world, the "entail" sounds like some part of a cow that Mario Batali might serve alla Romana.

Others would entail actions — like using three runways simultaneously instead of two at Kennedy — that controllers have in some cases deemed unsafe.

The transfer proposed would simplify the messy boundary immeasurably and entail something like a 10,000-acre net loss for India.For India's governing Congress party, making a gift of land to Bangladesh in all an area equivalent to the size of 2,000 test-cricket stadiums will not come easy.