Sentence examples for entail not from inspiring English sources

Both entail — not to give the game away — a large primate who has made absolutely no effort to meet with his therapist.

This would entail not only a substantial reform in the existing education structure but also enabling Haiti to create capacity where none currently exists.

However, she knows anything like this would now entail not only the requisite hard work, but also decamping to the US, and disrupting her new family.

Getting approval for that option would entail not only overcoming opposition from environmental groups but also changing the federal law that created the Gateway National Recreation Area, which explicitly prohibits expanding the airport into the bay.

Common sense suggests that he should choose to execute the many, especially when executing only the one would entail not only measurable human suffering but also the national and global economic catastrophe that would probably accompany the destruction of the full faith and credit of the United States.

That makes him a candidate for a maintenance plan that could entail not only reduced minutes but sitting out games in back-to-back situations.

On the correct account of such statements of epistemic possibility, 'It is possible [for A] that p' is true if and only if what A knows does not, in a manner that is obvious to A, entail not-p.

"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.

This entailed not only creating her own company, Harpo, but also her own production studio.

This was a far bigger deal than coal: four times the size of investment, and entailing not insignificant financial sacrifices.

Accomplishment entails not repeating to herself, "You're O.K. You're O.K.," in an audible voice in a public area.