Sentence examples for entail this from inspiring English sources

What would Grexit entail this time?

The sort of renegotiation for which she calls would certainly entail this, with her alternative of joining Nafta leaving Britain worse off, according to independent American estimates.

Once you've got over the weird disconnect of hearing well-informed people offer considered views on Donald Trump and what his presidency might entail, this is really interesting.

Spurred first by Mississippi-born Chicagoans nostalgic for home and later by folkies and rock 'n' rollers with related but distinct notions of what authenticity might entail, this paragon of the true Delta never stopped adjusting to fashion.

So, if you take into account a predicted 7% rise in pupil numbers and the extra staffing costs that would entail, this could be a significant blow to schools.

report continues: Given the massive adjustment needed and the social and economic pain it would entail, this government would need to be inclusive, credible and enjoying broad-based popular support.

It entails this neither in a strictly or broadly logical sense.

Yes, the last sentence sounds a bit cruel, but sometimes being realistic entails this.

This possibilities entail the possibility of a vacuum.

This entails the following actions.

In this article, we explore the practices of talk that are entailed in this process.