Sentence examples for entails a name from inspiring English sources
November: Ailing TV station London Live applies for another modification of its licence, to eliminate local output entirely and end its remaining live shows: this of course entails a name change, but the proposed switch to LebedeTV at least means the existing branding can be cheaply repainted or Photoshopped.
The replacement of letters with numbers in subtype variant designations overcomes the shortage of letters but entails a change of name of variants.
Publishing entails a lot of players: acquisitions editors, copy editors, publicists and sales reps to name a few.
It entails a certain amount of simply staying still, maybe an appetite for language given art's exotic names and terms, and a readerly knack for imaginative projection, for participating in stories rather than just receiving them.
The institutionalization of an audit culture entails a (re configuration of the field such that it can be audited and is therefore "easier to regulate in the name of quality" [ 33, 34].
Prohibition entails a double dishonesty.
A strategy like this entails a risk.
Primary marriage always entails a bride-price.
That entails a sense of responsibility.
The pleasure entails a serious price.
Love, especially, entails a giddying loss of control.
