Sentence examples for entailed immediate from inspiring English sources

In recent memory, an official denigrating a nation's leader would have entailed immediate ostracism.

This entails immediate action on three fronts: first, raising the necessary tens of billions to allow refugees in frontline countries to live, work, and go to school there; states and the private sector must also help to create jobs both for refugees and natives through investments in the region and free-trade regimes.

The liquidation of Jabari entails immediate gain and risks later.

In the considered example, N R =4 receive antennas result in perfect support estimation above SNR=15 dB which entails immediate identification after only one cycle.

Guarantees are popular because they entail no immediate cost.

"If the UK votes to leave the EU, it is likely to entail an immediate and simultaneous economic and financial shock for the UK.

He knows that such an investment must be supported by coordinated programs for a common, and largely future, good, and that it entails higher immediate costs at the sacrifice of corporate profit.

The proletarian situation does not necessarily entail an immediate consciousness of the totality.

Such a reflex entails an immediate and disease-oriented framing of the presentation of symptoms that reduces the patient to his/her symptoms and physical signs by excluding the communicating student or the physician from the professional perspective.

For example, spending 10% by a poor household could mean withdrawing a child from school or skipping a meal, while the same spending level would not entail any immediate consequence for a richer household [ 5, 6].

The education programme entails the immediate and deliberate exposure of the family to knowledge and skills for handling the care at home of a type 1 diabetes diagnosed child by the DPSN's and the DSP's in a way quite different from the norm in other settings.