Sentence examples for entails because it from inspiring English sources

My friends and family were delighted for me but a lot of them didn't really know what the job entails because it isn't really a publicised role.

The SEC uses this, for instance, to excuse the electronic Arizona Stock Exchange from classification as an exchange (and all the regulatory requirements that entails) because it does not do much business.

Kingsley knows firsthand the challenges this entails because, after a 20+ year career, he reinvented himself.

No. Women, usually teenagers, the story goes, pick lone parenting and all the hardships it entails because they're guaranteed £72.40 a week and a council flat.

We rely in the real world on teachers and parents to guard against bullies — do we just dismiss bullying on the Internet and all it entails because we are entering difficult ethical ground?

It was not clear what "comprehensive environmental assessment" would entail because the proposed rules were not released in detail.

Mr. Bildt said it was too early to say what a "strong and collective response" could entail because the situation in Iran remained fluid.

We don't know precisely what this offer entailed because that portion of the government's case was presented to the jury in secret.

Co-founders Lenny Rachitsky and Beau Haugh were pretty vague when I asked what those initiatives will entail, because they didn't want to "spoil the surprise".

A push for a formal midterm agreement, led by cabinet ministers Danny Alexander and Oliver Letwin, in which the two parties would agree a slate of fresh policies, is meeting resistance, both because of the tighter ideological co-operation it entails and because Lib Dems feel it suggests more of the coalition agreement is complete than is the case.

When asked whether such a system could work in Japan, Yuichi Toshima, of the education ministry's Sports and Youth Bureau, said it was unlikely because "it would entail too much administrative reform".