Sentence examples for entail only that from inspiring English sources

In opposition to al-Kindi's application of the foregoing argument to time, most subsequent philosophers in the falsafa tradition took the conclusion of the above argument to entail only that an actual infinite magnitude or number of things could not exist, that is to say, there cannot exist some wholly completed infinite all of whose parts exist at one and the same moment in time.

The first move entails only that if time passes, passage is not represented by first one thing and then another being true.

The so-called 'duty to share' entails only that the participant allows existing data and samples to be shared with researchers, which can be achieved both with and without informed consent mechanisms in place.

HBO's announcement included scant information about what the new season will entail, only hinting that "Valerie thinks she has it all figured out this time.

Sugarman's holding made clear that a State's power to exclude resident aliens from public occupations that entail only "execution... of broad public policy" is limited.

Jeffrey said that the campaign could include a longer-term military mission but that it might entail only a diplomatic presence or support for partner forces.

Food as exposure does not necessarily entail only one way of controlling that exposure in the name of human health.

The irony is that the solutions are already to hand - and entail only a relatively small political risk.

Mr. Moonves spoke to a CBS casting director, who subsequently offered the actress a role, although it was a small one that entailed only a single day's filming.

This, she claims, entails not only that one stand up, unhypocritically, for one's best judgment, but also that one have proper respect for the judgment of others.

This is a very strong claim which entails not only that (a) the context of discovery (or creation) is to some degree apparent in any philosophical theory, so that all theories are peculiar in the above sense, but also that (b) such context renders them authentic.