Sentence examples for entailed a certain from inspiring English sources
For some, that has already entailed a certain tolerance for the spread of nuclear weapons, if it means they might either hope to get some of their own, or profit from the nuclear quests of others.
For Brock, some of this entailed a certain cognitive dissonance.
His official title in the White House was special counsel, and that entailed a certain amount of legal work.
But "that was going to entail a certain amount of investment," Mr. Fishman said last week.
However, being labelled as a choker in sports entails a certain level of expectation that those Raptors teams never had.
Of course, distilling any writer's life work into a brief entry entails a certain amount of glossing over.
We have already decided, most of us, that life on the grid entails a certain amount of intrusion.
American art entails "a certain unique sense of improvisation," he said, and seemed pleased with his definition.
But Frank's avowed partisanship entails a certain loss of credibility, while his painstaking scholarly digressions exact a heavy price in loss of readability.
