Sentence examples for entail while from inspiring English sources

They have tossed out some of their own thoughts on what the plan should entail, while tempering expectations for a single cancer cure.

Environmental organizations and public figures have emphasized changes in the climate and the risks they entail, while promoting adaptation to changes in infrastructural needs and emissions reductions.

An objective response rate of 60% or greater was regarded as necessary to merit further investigation of this regimen in this rare setting (with the allocation of resources that this would entail), while a response rate of 35% or lower would not be sufficient to warrant further research.

It was a great opportunity for him to locate the union bar and find out what the course entailed, while I could ask the practical questions parents find of interest: Is the local public transport cheap?

On this enlightening tour, you will learn about the rise of the West End and the revolution in urban living that it entailed, while taking in some of the finest architecture in London.

How can you work for the police, and all that entails, while simultaneously taking orders from Hollywood?

"Mobile Tracker" sends out an alert when the SIM in the phone has been swapped and "sends out an SOS message in an emergency" (though we're not quite sure what that entails), while "Fake Call" lets you get out of that blind-date-gone-wrong without hurting any feelings.

His death generated the usual blather: one so-called expert noted that all sports entail risk, while ignoring that it's only animals that also risk being put down.

Again, this is well and good, but then they owe us an explanation of why we must go to such pains to explain one set of entailment intuitions semantically — namely, the intuition that (1) is consistent with (3) and so does not entail (4) — while being so cavalier about relegating other, equally (if not even more) robust entailment intuitions to a non-semantic theory.

In addition, enhanced patient rights, autonomy and expectations entail that while students need access to patients in order to learn, patients views on who examines them and their rights to rest and privacy must be respected [ 2].

One energetic day, I took three classes, all well taught -- NIA (a nonimpact movement class), a vigorous strength workout with weights and an amusing aroma-therapy oddity called Chi Ball, which entailed stretching while holding a scented orb.