Sentence examples for entails were from inspiring English sources
Details of what the increased security alert entails were not released.
Plaintiffs allege, however, that in all iterations of Google's email routing processes since 2008, Google has intercepted, read, and acquired the content of mails that were sent or received by Gmail users while the entails were in transit.
To the latter, entails were objectionable because they not only stood in the way of mortgaging the land for purposes of improvement but also because inalienability prevented its coming into the hands of the most efficient cultivator.
That the expectations of the respondents who were better informed about what health work actually entails were more likely to have been met in practice is an important finding in this regard.
I really want to make a difference.'" The most extensive descriptions of what being a family physician entails were found in the documents on which the family medicine specialism is founded.
"Talent entails being a good listener.
What practical changes this entails is not yet clear.
In the big cities even going to the toilet entails being able to read".
"What that entails is basically plainclothes agents, not necessarily identified to the screener.
Now, the old farmhouse on Turkey Hill Road, and all that it entails, is for sale.
A trial, with all the unwelcome attention from rightwing groups which that entails, is now inevitable.
