Sentence examples for entail making from inspiring English sources

Answering these questions inevitably will entail making difficult choices.

This might entail making the case for a single option, or you might suggest experimenting with a few ideas.

Even if, over the next few years, any newly minted city mayor's job is likely to entail making lots of deeply unpopular cuts.

While wearing the costume "there must be no speaking in a human voice, and any communication must entail making utterances in the voice of a walrus".

If Clinton wins, do you think this will entail making tweaks and then reversing her opposition, as Bill Clinton did on NAFTA?

To re-enchant the world could entail making room in the world for the songs of birds, wolves, humans, babbling brooks, and rustling leaves.

While we do not address such factors in the current work, the complexity they entail makes it impossible to predict the exact effect that a new gradient will have on the number of confidently identified peptides.

Sometimes that just entails making sure the market incentives work the right way to include everyone.

The way that we interpret and interact with the world entails making decisions on the basis of available sensory evidence.

That entails making sure logins for employees are in place and that not everybody has access to all the data.

Rousteing was nineteen, and the job entailed making photocopies and organizing the desk of the label's chief designer, Peter Dundas.