Sentence examples for entailed consequences from inspiring English sources

They constitute the analytically entailed consequences of an objective material objective statement P, but can't themselves be analytic truths.

Finally, AE during IHT had little impact on patient outcomes; we did not find that an AE during the IHT entailed consequences for time spent on MV or ICU length of stay.

Studies from the United States mirror the concern in using interpreters, even professional ones, as errors were documented in interpretations that entailed real clinical consequences, such as misdiagnosis and inadequate treatment [ 26].

The game was suspended by court order on Thursday amid safety fears but the decision, along with all the potential consequences this entailed for Brazil's authorities, was swiftly overturned and "bureaucratic failure" blamed for the original move.

In 1783 the writer and philosopher F.H. Jacobi became involved in an influential dispute with the Berlin Enlightenment philosopher Moses Mendelssohn over the claim that G.E. Lessing had admitted to being a Spinozist, an admission which at that time was tantamount to the admission of atheism, with all the dangerous political and other consequences that entailed.

"The Lee regime will be held fully accountable for the irrevocable catastrophic consequences to be entailed".

A Treatise understands how the various "gifts" given by "civil powers" are entailed - given under condition, and with consequences - and why some must stagger under them.

We never thought about the reality of what this entailed; we didn't think about the tremendous consequences of the debt, and the majority of us didn't have a clue what we even wanted to do after high school.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

That entailed two skills.

Pregnancy has always entailed discomfort.