Sentence examples for entailed none from inspiring English sources

The detour took five weeks but — and this was the point — entailed none of the dangers risked by illegal Mexican migrants trying to cross directly.

They are confident that this is the week they will win the New Yorker Caption Contest and be eligible for all the rights and perquisites which that entails (none).

To simplify the analysis, we assume that PC entail a firing cost (F>0) while TC contracts entail none.

What we propose cannot be drawn solely from those interventions, which our review highlighted, since virtually none entailed ongoing (e.g., multiple exposures), curriculum-based efforts.

In the field of wildlife management, restoring the Canyon to its pre-Columbian splendour has entailed some tough decisions – none more so than a 1976 plan to eliminate a sizeable population of feral burros (wild donkeys) roaming the preserve, animals classified as exotics by the NPS.

Over the years, her "just sitting there" has led to a number of ingenious money-making schemes, none of which have entailed any face time on her part, the most recent (and successful) of these being my audition for GQ.

Virtually none of the efforts to date have entailed appropriate appraisals of this potential.

Visual inspection entailed examining packets and tablets for obvious discoloration or other defects and none were found.

Think of any successful project built by multiple people or organizations: if none of them were answerable to each other, the project almost certainly entailed a huge amount of internal strife.

The energy-price shock forced officials to raise the third-year inflation forecast by a tenth of a percentage point in June, with none of the public debate a change in a target would have entailed.

His approach generally is to consider the various ways in which a given entity could exist and then to show that none of them is tenable because of the absurdities that would be entailed.