Sentence examples for entailed major from inspiring English sources

This entailed major changes in military doctrines, shipbuilding, and professionalism in European navies from the 1650s onwards.

Herbivorous mammals rely on resident gut microorganisms to gain energy from their main food sources, and this has entailed major changes in digestive anatomy and physiology that allow efficient microbial fermentation to take place alongside the recovery of dietary energy by the host.

Sometimes that has entailed major renovation, as at Chelsea and Monaco, other times it has meant making smaller adjustments.

Perón himself, after being reelected by a landslide, was seeking an economic alternative that would have inevitably entailed major economic and social readjustments.

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

Christensen points out that "Although there is no evidence that Lord Byron, padrone and amico, was ever so vulgar as to set an exact market value on his sexual arrangements in Greece, Nicolo Giraud, Eustathius's replacement in Byron's affections, was employed as 'dragoman and Major Domo', a position that almost certainly entailed payment in love and money".

Reed Smith opened an office at the Legal Center last year, but it chose to make a major expansion at its Princeton office even though that entailed staying at the Princeton Forrestal Center during reconstruction.

The first set, which considered participants who had used healthcare services at T2, entailed distribution of mean values along with standard deviations of frequency of visits with healthcare professionals in connection with major depression, panic disorder, social phobia, psychological distress and number of mental disorders, including or excluding dependence to alcohol and drugs.

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.