Sentence examples for entail we are from inspiring English sources
While we don't yet know exactly what it will entail, we are confident that Yahoo will be joining the CBS Audience Network, which distributes CBS content to destinations such as YouTube, AOL, MSN, Joost, Veoh, Fancast, Bebo, and TVGuide.
Maybe now they will be fulfilled, although I do worry about the loss of historical perspective that viewing cells and organisms as integrated systems seems to entail: we are at risk of forgetting that evolution is a tinkerer.
After a decade of British military operations in Afghanistan, and all the siphoned taxes and Union Jack-draped coffins that those ten years have entailed, we are still no nearer to a 'victory' over the Taliban.
Nevermind what sex between two (or more) men actually entails, we're taught from a young age to embrace that which is manly and shun that which could be perceived as its antithesis.
Distinguishing between different types of acts does not entail that we are many different persons.
But that stipulation does not entail that we are entitled to reason in accord with the inference rule.
We rely in the real world on teachers and parents to guard against bullies — do we just dismiss bullying on the Internet and all it entails because we are entering difficult ethical ground?
So we must ask: What reasons do we have for believing that the fact that persons possess quality X entails that we are morally obligated to respect persons by treating them in certain ways?
Insofar as this is an argument for incompatibilism, it is an argument for the claim that determinism entails that we are mere links in a causal chain and therefore merely the proximate causes of our choices.
On this front, some anti-quidditists (as well as some quidditists) hold that quidditism entails that we are irremediably ignorant of the distribution of the world's fundamental properties.
It might be causally impotent and metaphysically queer, but the fact that we can discuss it would entail that we were stuck with it anyway.
