Sentence examples for entails other from inspiring English sources

The formula entails other curiosities.

Preventive war entails other costs as well.

Geographers continue to campaign for stronger geographic dimensions in educational curriculums, but slow (if any) progress entails other costs.

What really stimulates air travel, most experts agree, is not so much low fares (after all, travel invariably entails other expenses too) but growing prosperity.Yet despite rising passenger numbers, and good returns for some carriers, many of the world's airlines are having a hard time of it.

Resolving the sources of familial resemblance entails other issues.

Resolving the various sources of familial resemblance entails other issues.

And as it turns out, many of the intrepid young writers scouring the planet doing research for next year's crop of guidebooks never stopped to consider what those jobs would entail, other than the romantic — and often overstated — prospect of being paid to travel.

He called these new moves a "game-changing moment" – despite simultaneously watering down a pollution charging scheme.Johnson said London would establish an "ultra-low emission zone" to tackle air quality problems, but did not offer specific details as to what it would entail, other than outlining his "vision" that one day most or all cars in central London would be electric or hybrid vehicles.

However, when a chorus of spring peepers is gathered at a pond, calling from an elevated position away from the pond (and the chorus noise) will maximise the effective distance of an individual call, although this may entail other costs.

This assumption is needed to reason from premises about propositions failing to entail other propositions about there being mental states or being concrete entities to the possible truth of those propositions in the absence of mental states and concrete entities.

I remains to be seen if the new legislation which came into force in Japan will entail other changes and if Japanese troops will eventually be confronted with armed conflicts outside Japanese territorial borders.