Sentence examples for entails sacrifice from inspiring English sources

But Kipling suggests that the superiority also entails sacrifice.

Peace entails sacrifice.

Students who go out for sports know that it entails sacrifice, but are willing to make it.

Volunteers agree that serving entails sacrifice of time, but serving also yields unexpected, heartwarming rewards.

Many of the most committed aid workers I know are not only the poorest, they actively avoid climbing the career ladder, precisely because 'making it' in the aid world entails sacrificing the grassroots values they cherish.

(4) Herder firmly rejects the former approach, largely because it entails sacrificing semantic faithfulness (arguably the most fundamental and commonly accepted goal of translation).

We take for granted that paradise should entail sacrifice, if not martyrdom -- otherwise, what would be the point of guilt, suffering and penance?

The system entailed sacrificing the White e pawn in order to gain some space.

"We have met the conditions for adopting a budget that will entail sacrifices from the Portuguese in order to ensure the financing of the country," Fernando Teixeira dos Santos, the finance minister, told the Portuguese national television on Saturday.

"The war would entail sacrifices, and collateral damage".

They saw certain values as being in tension with each other, such that respecting one value would necessarily entail sacrificing the other.