Sentence examples for entails using from inspiring English sources

Wave power, of the sort Finavera is pursuing, entails using the up and down motions of the waves to generate electricity.

"For me, that entails using it to help people living in a global climate learn in an interdisciplinary manner about classical music and the arts".

Matthew Yglesias says coaching college sports in such a system necessarily entails using a position of power to mistreat young people.

There was a slight uptick in calf augmentation, which entails using a silicone implant to enhance calves, up to 259, from 247.

Mr. Walcott said he expected "all principals to work hard" to educate their students; that, he said, entails using school money wisely.

Part of Scoot's strategy to keep the scooters on the roads entails using swappable batteries.

This would entail using thousands of Army troops, which would have the firepower that small units of Special Operations forces lack.

But part of the problem may lie in existing cleanup procedures, which entail using machines that absorb groundwater and process it to remove TCE.

Chronic repeated plucking is now a common reason why women have eyebrow transplants, which entail using hair from the scalp, arms or pubic area.

Producers preserved others by creating a kinescope, which entailed using a 16-millimeter camera to film the program off a television screen.

"I've experienced cases in which a parent kills a child because they want money; rapes of women that entail using sticks inside them; rapes like in Walikale, where 300 were attacked; many cases.