Sentence examples for entails if from inspiring English sources

"R indicates C" entails "if R then C".

But, since misrepresentation is possible, it must be the case that "R represents C" does not entail "if R then C". (At any rate, "R indicates C" entails "if R then C" if the relevant channel conditions obtain).

Peter's waiflike figure embodies the notion that one must remain diminutive to avoid the dreariness and loss of magic that maturity necessarily entails; if adulthood is a dismal graveyard, puberty is its initial death sentence.

Well it is a book about a real-life farmyard, with all the muck and muddle that entails – if you like your food in cellophane, this might not be for you.

"But it is a Chapter VII mandate and I certainly repeated to them that they have to remember that protection of civilians – including protecting ourselves, actually – is the core of our mandate and it entails, if necessary, the use of force".

By choice, he does popular art, and he has a quite deliberate sense of what that entails, if it is to mean more than art that happens to have hit a fashion, or art that gets a big audience as a nice bonus.

"I cannot foresee all that it might entail if the Court should indorse this argument," Jackson wrote.

For the moment, the Yankees find themselves unsure of what Rodriguez's dealings with Galea entailed, if indeed there were any, and where they could lead.

And in these cases, success is entailed: if someone has warmed something, this entails that it became warm.

No idea what the software update will entail if there is one at all, but we've got a couple Instincts floating around the office, so we'll check on it in a couple days.

Most of Ingarden's major work focuses on ontology, which he considers a purely a priori enterprise, concerned not with what actually exists, but with what could possibly exist (which concepts are non-contradictory), and with what (according to the contents of the relevant ideas) it would take for objects of various kinds to exist, or entail if they existed.