Sentence examples for entail that it has from inspiring English sources
The fact that a term is defined in ways that are problematic and subject to deep differences does not entail that it has no use.
But an entity's having this potential does not logically entail that it has the same status as beings that have realized some or all of their potential (Feinberg 1986).
And if we assume that Parmenides is still working with the Piece-of-Pie model of partaking, then the fact that a form partakes of infinitely many forms entails that it has infinitely many parts, and hence is itself infinitely many.
Frankly, we're going to need a much better idea of what that entails: Evolution claims that it has been waiting nine years to make this title, but that the tech is only now available to do it.
The group will introduce a new Web site, GlobalGiving Green, listing 25 projects that it has determined entail minimal greenhouse gas emissions.
On Friday the group will introduce a new Web site, GlobalGiving Green, listing 25 projects that it has determined entail minimal greenhouse gas emissions and work in ways that have a positive impact on climate change.
What that entails should have changed since 1955; it should have evolved even as recently as last year... but I'm not sure that it has.
He acknowledged that the union would want to discuss the additional work that a notification policy would entail, but said that it had no objections to taking care of such a "serious issue" ahead of other policy proposals.
Indeed, the fact that material is accessible to processes does not entail that it actually has a feel, that there is "something it's like," to be conscious of that material.
Locational endurance entails multilocation: it has it that some material objects are exactly located at many different regions.
However, due to the practical difficulties that this anchorage detail entails, it has been common construction practice in some countries (including Spain) to place closed stirrups without encircling the main tensile reinforcement.
