Sentence examples for entailed no from inspiring English sources

Outdoor events were held, attracting thousands of people, to show that even a lot of people smoking marijuana together entailed no risks.

In contrast to World War I, World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam, for most Americans this conflict has entailed no economic sacrifice.

They said that including it entailed no cost and that it was intended to make clear to taxpayers why they were receiving the checks.

He revived his boyhood dream of crossing the ocean and, since his pirate duties had entailed no rowing, he began to train.

He refused to consider a deal that would have involved pleading guilty to a minor (albeit criminal) count-a recordkeeping violation that in all likelihood would have entailed no prison time.

Arnulf's homage and friendship entailed no obligations to Henry, and the Bavarian duke pursued his own regional interests peace with the Hungarians and expansion across the Alps as long as he lived.

The process now entails no public accountability.

Guarantees are popular because they entail no immediate cost.

It may well be that the ports deal would entail no security risks.

The "Kipling garages" scheme entails no demolition of existing estate homes.

But his story entails no dramatic psychological development or pivotal departure.