Sentence examples for entailed opening from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, this entailed opening some imported parcels, and it certainly imposed a constraint on publishers and booksellers.

Of course the tappers also shared intelligence about their captors, reminiscences of family back home, jokes and lots of prayers, but Borling said that for military men — men of "armored heart," he writes in the introduction to his book — poetry in particular entailed an opening of emotional channels that was painful and bracing.

Admitting this would have entailed re-opening them, rehiring their teachers, and ceasing to fund charters with taxpayer dollars since they could no longer maintain the fiction that charters were public schools in the first place.

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

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.

"But I didn't know what that entailed.

For Brock, some of this entailed a certain cognitive dissonance.

Of what, reaching the accommodation he articulates above, entailed.