Sentence examples for is entail by from inspiring English sources
Intuitively, the duplicate exists all alone in its world; more precisely, an object y is isolated in a world "if and only if that world contains only (i) y, (ii) y's parts, and (iii) objects whose existence is entail by any of the objects mentioned in (i) and (ii)" (1992, 838 9).
Supervaluationists have responded by noting that though the T-schema is not true a corresponding mutual entailment thesis is not threatened: 'p' is true entails and is entailed by p. Strictly weaker than the corresponding claim involving the conditional according to supervaluationism, it might be wondered whether the weaker commitment is sufficient to capture what matters about truth.
Hence Spinoza must believe that dependence and explanation are more fine-grained affairs than our modern logical entailment allows, since according to the latter, every necessary proposition entails and is entailed by every other necessary proposition.
Let g be some falsehood entailed by B but not by A, and let f, as before, be some falsehood entailed by A. The sentence f→g is a truth, and since it is entailed by g, is in B's truth content.
It's about time we realized what a monstrous boondoggle and ruinous waste of our resources is entailed by our bloated military establishment and its leechlike private contractors.
That a thought is different from the sentence that expresses it is entailed by the fact that different sentences can express the same thought: the thought expressed by Snow is white is also expressed in German by Der Schnee ist weiss and in French by La neige est blanche.
Note, finally, that determinism neither entails physicalism nor is entailed by it.
But it does not follow that every A-property is entailed by a B-property, or even that some A-property is entailed by a B-property.
Either A*B is entailed by "A ⊃ B", or it is not.
What is entailed by a necessary fact is itself necessary, however.
("Independence" means: no one of the properties in the set is entailed by all the rest.
