Sentence examples for entail will be from inspiring English sources

We are going to find this very difficult - but what the attempt might entail will be the subject of our next Africa debate at the British Museum.

These sweeping changes in privacy law were introduced without consultation, and the risks they entail will be borne by those whose medical records may be accessed without their consent.

The details of what this "additional support" entails will be worked on with key stakeholders over the next year, according to the Treasury.

"A whole generation of Algerians, steeped in wanton, generalized homicide with all the psychoaffective consequences that this entails, will be the human legacy of France in Algeria," he predicted; it was an accurate diagnosis.

What that policy agenda entails will be a subject of future columns. 1 Data note: The second chart shows the "impulse response" function for a one-standard deviation positive shock on the labor slack variable — "ungap" — from a VAR (vector autoregression).

(Don't get me wrong. Windows 8 and everything it entails will be huge for Microsoft but don't expect anything this early).

If Morton and the Conservatives are stupid enough to drive through the violence their latest policies entail, it will be they who are lighting the fuse.

The gloom of royal funerals or football defeats, the joy of royal weddings and victories, always entails "nothing will be the same again", but this soon dissipates.

Until you choose yourself for success, and all that choice entails, you will be locked into the prison.

This is also the time to ask what your day to day work will entail, who you will be reporting to, what the work-life balance is like and more about the social side of the company.

It would be a mistake to refuse devolved powers on the basis that those powers entail cuts, which will be implemented with or without devolution.