Sentence examples for entailing as from inspiring English sources

Its arrival, entailing as it did a surrender of financial sovereignty, was accompanied by a wave of anger from a public which believed it had been deceived.

When Erin's sister is murdered, Sunny and Jesse join forces in an investigation that moves well and pays off, but still looks suspiciously like a vacation, entailing as it does a couple of trips to Los Angeles.

Pronounced orientation changes occur at an early stage of compression (at engineering strains of 0.2), entailing as a rule a large orientation spread within the initially uniformly oriented sample.

The study showed that at the higher ET values, the magnitude of delayed cycling was reduced, entailing as predicted a reduction in PEEPi, ineffective inspiratory attempts and inspiratory muscle workload [ 37].

SFL recognises four metafunctions: (i) The 'experiential' concerns the resources for the exchange of experience: the lexicogrammar of languages encodes human experience of the external and internal world as processes of various kinds occurring in time and entailing entities as participants, as well as specifying circumstances that elaborate aspects of process-participant configurations.

And this is something the person who blames in the non-desert entailing way might do as well.

"Pervasive popular culture representations of autism as entailing savant or savant-like skills, such as Atypical and The Good Doctor, can create real problems for those of us working to promote employment for folks across the autism spectrum.

These states are fact-entailing, since as a matter of necessity, you see that \(a\) is \(F\), or see \(a\)'s \(F\ ness, only if \(a\) is in fact \(F\).

The dominance of national laws can be traced to the territorial nature of sovereignty and to the established conception of sovereignty as entailing dominion over the resources within the sovereign's realm.

It also took the opportunity to forge a split between Johnson and his fellow Brexiteers: "Mr Johnson is not famed for consistency or integrity, but there are other senior Conservatives... the likes of Michael Gove and Michael Howard... who combine sincere Euroscepticism with a conscientious view of public life as entailing responsibilities.

Mr Johnson is not famed for consistency or integrity, but there are other senior Conservatives, cabinet ministers past and present – the likes of Michael Gove and Michael Howard – who, unlike the former mayor of London, combine sincere Euroscepticism with a conscientious view of public life as entailing responsibilities.