Sentence examples for entail to keep from inspiring English sources
It's really going to come down to your willingness to do TOGETHER what it may entail to keep your marriage a happy one.
He also claimed that federal agencies operate 6,100 data centers which could be "consolidated" and migrated to the cloud, though did not offer any immediate specifics about what that process would entail or how to keep that whole cloud thing secure.
Defining constitutional concepts like "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms" entails not only careful study of historical facts about word usage and linguistic practice but a firm grasp of the political philosophy that the Constitution is designed to implement as well as the function that each of its provisions plays in implementing that philosophy.
I am positive it doesn't entail encouraging women to buy products that purport to keep them looking young, thin, and beautiful.
Don Hewitt, the director and producer of the Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960, said ABC's structuring of the questions was an acknowledgment that a debate entails "a big dose of show biz" and "trying to keep an audience".
Part of Scoot's strategy to keep the scooters on the roads entails using swappable batteries.
All efforts to keep StarLink out of the food supply entail costs, whether for testing kits, storage or diversion of corn purchased for food into channels for feed.
Fabra said he was not prepared to spend the millions needed to keep the TV channel going, as it would entail hospital and school funding cutbacks.
They may wish to avoid the pile of paperwork that formal emigration entails; they may owe the taxman arrears; they may wish to keep their options open by hanging on to their South African passports.
Her job mostly entailed talking people through what their results meant, and how to keep safe if they decided to take any drugs that day: Look out for your friends, drink water.
Most brokerage firms do not have adequate computers to keep track of the rush of deposits the rule will entail, he said.
