Sentence examples for entails importing from inspiring English sources

Species that grow faster and taller are often preferred, even where this entails importing new species, with the effects on density not seen until these reach "middle age".

The first step in this salvage entails import of purines across the cell membrane by nucleoside or nucleobase transporters [28].

It was also pointed out that in the developing countries the costs entailed in importing equipment and in the installation of services were frequently excessive, to the extent that they did not justify the financing of a project.

One solution Mr. Morrison proposed would entail Egypt's importing food staples from upstream nations that can farm more efficiently with Nile water.

Part of President Obama's plan for cutting oil imports entails increased drilling here at home.

Or we could export an XML document containing our fully entailed data and import it into a triple store, a piece of software that functions like a database for relational data.

The deal entails the digitization and import of 60 print travel books, consisting of 150,000 points of interest worldwide, which adds onto tripwolf's exiting 500,000 POIs.

The shift to renewable energy would entail a move "from imported energies to indigenous energies," allowing countries to achieve more energy independence, Mr. Scheer said.

The most used approach is trade volume (the sum of exports and imports over the GDP), which entails the idea that protectionism fundamentally reduces the value of this indicator on the imports side.

For a one-time fee of $99, CollectiveX will "white label" your network, which basically entails just dropping your own graphic into the header and importing members from another user base.

It follows because, in classical first-order predicate logic, universal sentences have existential import: '∀x φ(x)' logically entails '∃x φ(x)'.