Sentence examples for entailed not only from inspiring English sources

This entailed not only creating her own company, Harpo, but also her own production studio.

It entailed not only creating art of extraordinary quality, but also inventing a persona with which to promote it.

My experience entailed not only a rotation in their flagship property in Louisville, but I also spent time within their corporate office.

The project entailed not only new construction -- galleries, an auditorium and an atrium -- but renovating and unifying almost two centuries' of buildings: 250,000 square feet of space.

This has entailed not only a drastic compression of imports and a sharp devaluation of national currencies but also the retrenchment of a sizable portion of the wage- and salary-earning population.

The review entailed not only the painstaking exercise of mapping the movements of all concerned, over many hours, but also the extensive exercise of seeking to resolve the complex and difficult areas of disagreement between the medical experts.

By this thesis, extensiveness fundamentally entails not only relations of objects, but also relations of relations.

This entails not only nailing down technical specifications but also evaluating the concept's legal, social, and environmental acceptability.

This preparation entails not only novel carbon nanomaterials but also an excellent disposal method of spent graphite, showing special significance in materials innovation and environmental science.

In the muon sector such a violation entails not only direct μ→eγ decay but also the conversion process μ→e.

However, she knows anything like this would now entail not only the requisite hard work, but also decamping to the US, and disrupting her new family.