Sentence examples for entailed further from inspiring English sources

But in some cases I've 'taken' them in a sort of oblique way that's entailed further small changes around the recommended change — most often, this has taken the form of clarifying or declumsifying a phrase or passage you'd suggested, but then finding other, more innocuous ways to clumsify or 'voice up' that part".

The option of a revision ORIF and corrective osteotomy entailed further soft tissue compromise and potential risk of non-union and infection, which could be disastrous.

Inclusion of other costs would have entailed further data collection from a vulnerable group of patients already burdened with having to complete a number of rating scales.

Nor certain whether that outcome would definitely entail further coalition.

In addition, this method has a low oil recovery factor (5 15%) and this entails further recovery techniques.

An Iranian nuclear test would entail further isolation from the international community, which Tehran could ill afford.

Closing the gap would entail further spending cuts or tax rises beyond George Osborne's present round of austerity in order to stabilise the new country's finances.

Several City Council members opposed the project on grounds that it would entail further expansion of the museum into the sacred precincts of Central Park, already a sore point raised by the Met's vast building projects of the 1970's.

"Given the precipitous decline in corporate demand and the resulting losses projected by all U.S. carriers, they are looking at reducing their growth plans over the next 18 months, which will necessarily entail further international route cutbacks," he added.

US Secretary of State John Kerry warned on Saturday, following a meeting with Philip Hammond, the Foreign Secretary, that a continued failure of the ceasefire would entail "further consequences, including consequences that will place added strains on Russia's already troubled economy".

This process, inevitably and predictably, would entail further development of the law within the bounds of, and necessarily no more severe than, the 1940 rules and would be productive of a more refined definition of what conduct would or would not violate the statutory prohibition of taking an active part in political management and political campaigns.