Sentence examples for entail one from inspiring English sources

A book could be written about these dealings, and the strange impasses that they usually entail – one developer, Hong Kong-based Parkview, sat on the place for 13 years.

His keenest interests are in an anticipated period of "tribulations," a seven-year rule by the Antichrist that he expects will entail one world government and a single currency.

It may be the case that key policy choices entail one set of trade-offs if proposed EPA rules are viewed as relatively permanent and final and another set of tradeoffs if the rules are viewed as an interim solution.

The most recent episode tasked contestants with making some questionable but humorous "American pies," leaving the bakers to decide for themselves what our pies entail (one baker decided "American" meant dumping in A LOT of peanut butter).

If we say that theories have the same content just when they mutually entail one another, then each entailment account comes with its own notion of content; the problem of finding the right entailment relation is just the problem of finding the right notion of content, the notion that is relevant to ontological commitment.

There is also a likelihood that one of these senses might be taken to entail one or more of the others.

The physician intervention entailed one-on-one academic detailing encounters covering the same topics.

That entails one thief, usually a woman, squirting mustard on your shirt, while another female thief immediately approaches you with tissues to help you wipe it off while poking her hand in your pocket.

The new procedure minimized scarring, entailed one operation instead of the two that had previously been required and improved the patient's speaking ability.

In global conflicts, a classic negotiating technique entails one side taking a small, unilateral step forward, said Robert G. Folger, a professor of organizational behavior at Tulane University who specializes in conflict management.

Indeed, the day before Mr. Milosevic agreed to negotiate, the joint chiefs of staff met at the White House to discuss ground operations and the "substantial" casualties that would be entailed, one adviser said.