Sentence examples for entailing more from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing money flow into areas entailing more risk.

Storage reservoirs must be provided to feed the summit pound with enough water to meet lockage and evaporation losses; other reservoirs can be introduced at lower levels to meet heavier traffic movements entailing more frequent lockage operation.

Unless Athens presents convincing details entailing more austerity as the basis for its third bailout in five years, all 28 national EU leaders, not just those of the eurozone, are to gather in Brussels on Sunday in emergency session to discuss how to contain the fallout from Greece's financial collapse.

As with the original Kano kit, the screen kit is a DIY accessory that's designed to get children engaged with the process of putting the hardware together before they can use it for other stuff — albeit at an elementary, plug-in-the-pieces level, rather than entailing more involved electronics techniques, like soldering.

Individuals reporting this style regard driving as a cause of distress and annoyance, and, depending on their level of education, perceive it as entailing more risk to life and as a potential damage to their self-image (higher education), or as providing more opportunities for impression management (lower education).

There might be two possible rationales behind the phenomenon of honor students entailing more financial support in this study.

"And that always entails more risk".

Their opaqueness may entail more systemic risk than social value.

Still, striking without waiting for reinforcements entails more risk.

Meditative visualization entails more than just fantastic imagery.

That entails more than just holding an election.