Sentence examples for entailed so from inspiring English sources

Seldom has the movement of an object entailed so much waiting and worrying, friction and fuss.

Hallinan recalled that when he was hired in 1986, he was a one-man department and said the job entailed so much more now.

Just as traditional molecular biologists were reductionists without being sure of what reductionism entailed, so are these systems biologists similarly holists by declaration rather than practice.

It was ordered by the Continental Congress to stop giving commissions or promotions, since the Congress could not afford the extra pay these entailed, so Washington drew up orders for a Badge of Military Merit made of purple cloth.

It is the preprogrammed response not to remember because remembering entails so much unbearable suffering.

I needed to know exactly what sexual activity with another fellow might entail, so I could be ashamed of it.

Since a war in Iraq entails so many imponderables, it would be folly to be confident of such a victory.

Caring for parents already entails so much monitoring — do we have to take on this task too?

It is worth publicizing the satisfaction that the experience may entail, so that the pro-choice movement becomes the pro-informed-choice movement.

Securing Mr Corona's conviction might entail so many promises to senators that the point of the exercise enhancing the government's clean image is lost.

"Man," George says early in Act II, "I never would've come out if I'd known it would entail so much talking".