Sentence examples for entails are from inspiring English sources

Nuances about what the 5% shift means and entails are creeping into all of the European countries' statements".

"Obama's explicit embrace of fossil fuels and implicit embrace of all the environmental degradation that entails are almost indistinguishable from the policies of the Bush administration".

In each instance the dramatist shares in the excitement of the pursuit of glory, but all three plays present such figures within a social framework: the notion of social responsibility, the notion of corruption through power, and the notion of the suffering that the exercise of power entails are all prominently the dramatist's concern.

Exacts details of what that actually entails are unclear at this point, but Didi said again that today's update will "advance" its internationalization plan.

He will not construct his theory of modality around modal claims that his system entails are confused, and so the theory that he offers will not necessarily square with all of the modal claims that we would advance pre-reflectively.

5. Perhaps the special case is all we need if we go on to say: a theory is ontologically committed to whatever the existential sentences that it logically entails are committed to.

What practical changes this entails is not yet clear.

In the big cities even going to the toilet entails being able to read".

"What that entails is basically plainclothes agents, not necessarily identified to the screener.

Details of what the increased security alert entails were not released.

Now, the old farmhouse on Turkey Hill Road, and all that it entails, is for sale.