Sentence examples for entail loss from inspiring English sources
The foreign office spokesperson said the strikes "are counterproductive, entail loss of innocent lives, and violate the principles of national sovereignty and international law".
"The government of Pakistan has consistently maintained that drone strikes are counterproductive, entail loss of innocent civilian lives and have human rights and humanitarian implications," the statement read.
It said: "The government of Pakistan has consistently maintained that the drone strikes are counterproductive, entail loss of innocent civilian lives, have human rights and humanitarian implications and violate the principles of national sovereignty, territorial integrity and international law".
"They are counter-productive, entail loss of innocent civilian lives and have human rights and humanitarian implications".
Yet, this type of promissory discourse ('promisomics') runs the risk of becoming inflated, and may entail loss of credibility for science.
In ancient Greek and Roman societies criminals experienced "civil death," a punishment that could entail loss of property and the right to sign contracts, as well as vote.
"We want to share our concerns," he said, "engage the government in dialogue, and work out a settlement in a way that would not entail losses".
The Coase theorem in law and economics typically commends rules that are ex ante mutual advantage, even though any application of such a rule may entail losses to some.
Severe T.B.I. entails loss of consciousness or memory lasting more than 24 hours.
These questions prove to be less interesting than Anais's own emotional growth: her discovery of an ability to trust, even love, her mates at the Panopticon, and her realization that love more often than not entails loss.
Lam, a Canadian whose family lived for a time in Vietnam's community of Chinese expatriates, is sensitive to complexities of allegiance, to the impossibility of being impartial, and to the way that, in war, every gambit, no matter how well calculated, entails loss.
