Sentence examples for entailed its from inspiring English sources

The charter required the publication of the Torah, which in turn entailed its final editing now plausibly ascribed to Ezra and his circle.

Mr. Gudjonson's project, conducted under the mentorship of Maurice Kernan at the Molecular Biology and Genetics laboratory at SUNY Stony Brook, entailed its own squish test.

Love, like music, entailed its own kind of demands and pain; and music, like love, was evidently a cause for constant rejuvenation.

The Cold War entailed its own considerable muddles and moral murk within the councils of the West.

As previously suggested [ 7], chromosome-wide significance of QTL between 5% and 1% entailed its classification as suggestive, and significance below 1% entailed its classification as significant for both statistical methodologies applied.

And since p entails its consequences, it is sufficient to justify them.

This is the view that all contradictions are true (and hence, assuming that a conjunction entails its conjuncts, it is also the view that everything is true).

The inevitable result of this variety of today's assessments, especially in a pluralistic society, is the reflection of this variety in scientific futures and that it thus also necessarily entails its diversity [3].

Knowledge, the product of research and substance of education, entails its own political economy in terms of the way it is produced and for what it is imparted.

A competing impulse -- to make the flat screen disappear once the show is over -- can entail its own logistics.

It is in savage societies that the defeat of a ruling faction entails its humiliation, exile and murder.