Sentence examples for entail then from inspiring English sources

"What are we even thinking of, turning our backs on Europe?" Only one person in Eymet seems cheered – if not by what an actual Brexit might entail, then by new business the mere prospect of one was generating.

But if Bush's embrace of democracy in the Middle East turns out to have been merely gestural, and unable to withstand the long period of adversity that fulfilling it would entail, then he will look not so much cynical as callow.

So what does European project management entail then?

The airline first explains what the available jobs entail, then puts candidates through a self-discovery process.

When it indeed does suffuse every aspect of our daily existence via lightweight, low-friction hardware what will the fields of UX/UI entail then?

So if people do come to feel rather clearer in their minds about what independence would entail then maybe that might see the balance of opinion change too.

As Acorn employees solicitously offered them routine small-business advice (file a 1099 tax form, look for deductions), O'Keefe and Giles slowly revealed what their unique life situation entailed, then presented an unorthodox business plan: to smuggle a number of underage Salvadoran girls into the country, with the goal of sexually enslaving them.

If he means entailed then one must agree with him.

If your demise is required to bring home to the readers what hang-gliding off Corviglia entails, then so be it.

"If that's all it entails, then I've had a pretty good run".

2. In the modus tollens if \(h\) entails \ e\) then "not \ e\)" entails not \(h\).