Sentence examples for entailing for from inspiring English sources

The association with lack of indoor flushing toilets can be explained by families' lower socio-economic status, entailing, for example, distance to a vaccination centre and transport costs [ 30].

Participants in the study by Elk et al. 34, also included in the review 32, were all part of a treatment package entailing, for example, drug counselling, prenatal care and education on nutritional and prenatal issues (but no methadone treatment).

Then life, with all that growing up and growing old entail, for better and worse, continues.

Then Lynette was flooded with all the anguish that music entailed for her.

Power needs devolving back to local government with all the problems this will entail for equity.

Tell us, what does the average working year entail for a skeleton person?

What would the two together entail?For the moment consider just the automatic-stabiliser aspect.

Another win over England this autumn will be their fifth on the spin, with all that entails for both teams.

But some legislators are too concerned about states' rights, or the risks change may entail for incumbents.

Susan G. Metzger, a board member from Orange County, said, "I want to sit back and see what it really entails for us".

This, apparently, is what staying out of trouble might entail for a young black man in Baltimore.