Sentence examples for entails has a from inspiring English sources
Every Afghan minor who has survived the endurance test that reaching Europe entails has a story of equal parts courage and grief.
It's backed by the enormity of Barnes & Noble, and all that that entails, has a color scroll bar at the bottom (color = huge when it comes to e-books), and seems to do just about everything right… It'll be available in a few days (currently scheduled for a November 30 release) from the Barnes & Noble Web site and brick-and-mortar stores.
However, the teleological assumption that being goal-directed entails having a good may be unwarranted.
Belonging entails having a meaningful voice and the opportunity to participate in the design of social and cultural structures.
Similarly, a capital-raising process that entails having a thousand (or a million) individual potential investors watch a video clip about a project can generate significant publicity, enhancing the probability of success in a way not easily replicated when the appeal is made solely to a handful of institutional investors.
David Armstrong (1973, p. 187) said that knowledge entails having a belief state that "ensures" truth.
Dretske, as we have seen, thinks that knowledge entails having a conclusive reason for thinking as we do.
The agent's having a reason to act morally, whether or not the agent recognizes it, entails having a motive to act morally.
This entails having a planned production routine which affords for errors in production, but also does its best to minimise them.
Motivation is necessarily present in the rational agent who recognizes a reason to act morally; having a reason to act morally entails having a motivation, at least in the rational agent.
