Sentence examples for entail so from inspiring English sources

I needed to know exactly what sexual activity with another fellow might entail, so I could be ashamed of it.

It is worth publicizing the satisfaction that the experience may entail, so that the pro-choice movement becomes the pro-informed-choice movement.

Securing Mr Corona's conviction might entail so many promises to senators that the point of the exercise enhancing the government's clean image is lost.

"Man," George says early in Act II, "I never would've come out if I'd known it would entail so much talking".

"Today I am aware of the risks that going down a route that would not gather sufficient support would entail, so I have decided not to be a candidate in the presidential election," a sombre-looking Hollande said.

6.(C) According to Vishnyakov, MinFin understands that this MOSCOW 00000228 002 OF 002 would entail so much expense and difficulty for Visa and MasterCard that the two companies might quit the Russian domestic market.

The alternatives entail so-called skip-stop and express/local services.

For instance, some reproductive services entail so-called "womb rental," "egg harvesting," or "surrogate motherhood" (Rothman 1989; Ber 2000).

It is the preprogrammed response not to remember because remembering entails so much unbearable suffering.

Seldom has the movement of an object entailed so much waiting and worrying, friction and fuss.

Since a war in Iraq entails so many imponderables, it would be folly to be confident of such a victory.