Sentence examples for entails a certain from inspiring English sources
"Any major surgery entails a certain degree of risk".
Even for someone at Rodriguez's level, the business entails a certain amount of heartbreak.
However, being labelled as a choker in sports entails a certain level of expectation that those Raptors teams never had.
Of course, distilling any writer's life work into a brief entry entails a certain amount of glossing over.
We have already decided, most of us, that life on the grid entails a certain amount of intrusion.
American art entails "a certain unique sense of improvisation," he said, and seemed pleased with his definition.
But "that was going to entail a certain amount of investment," Mr. Fishman said last week.
Trips to the dealership for service or even combing through car reviews seem to entail a certain amount of technical decoding, which inevitably leads to head-scratching and frustration.
In the end, though, such an education does entail a certain element of make-believe -- youll cook better Roman food when you can pretend to think like a Roman, if only during the cooking -- and thats why todays American gastronomy is so entertaining.
"They enjoy 'trophy vacations,' or the bragging rights associated with visiting places that are a challenge to get to, or entail a certain amount of risk".
