Sentence examples for generally entails from inspiring English sources
The valuation of health-related quality of life, as required for the estimation of quality-adjusted life years, generally entails asking members of the general public to imagine how good or bad it would be to live in particular health states.
Louisiana has one of the poorest populations in the country, with all of the problems that generally entails.
Access to the bloc's single market of around 500 million people generally entails making some financial contribution and accepting the free movement of workers across national boundaries.
You have to be a person who lives on the beach and this means you have to be a surfer dude; otherwise you're in highly seasonal employ which generally entails not being able to afford any car.
Part inside joke about the nature of a start-up, which generally entails working Saturdays, and part ironic reinterpretation of a Socialist term for the Internet age, the name Subotnic is also a play on the computer terms "SU" (super user); "bot" (shopping bot); and "NIC" (Network Information Center).
Balague, who wonders whether the belated fury was Ronaldo drumming up support for his Ballon d'Or challenge at the time, set off without him, and has certainly demonstrated the supreme value of working unauthorised in the world of sport, where collaboration generally entails compromise.
This means, contend the Greens, that companies operating London routes don't want to buy or lease them in the usual ways, which generally entail a bus being used in the capital in the first years of its life then sold to Norwich or Truro, where it can enjoy a more restful middle age.
Offers generally entail doing something simple, like downloading the latest Tap Tap Revenge iPhone app.
It focuses on RFPs for large public buildings (over 5 million dollars) in South Korea, which generally entail complex designs.
Natural refrigeration fluids as CO2 represent a very promising alternative to hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) but they generally entail lower COP values.
Yet, in industry – and in particular for safety-critical systems – entirely new designs are relatively rare, and generally entail very high risks in both financial and performance terms.
