Sentence examples for it does entail from inspiring English sources

That need not render it defective as an account of political obligation, but it does entail that we should not take the phrase "political obligation" to be synonymous with the phrase "a duty to obey the law simpliciter," but only with the phrase "a citizen's (or member's) duty to obey the law".

However, it does entail some assumptions, including the assumption that the spatial covariance or smoothness of the voxel statistic maps is homogeneous.

The latter can be more powerful when the degrees of freedom (df) in the denominator of the F test is small, but it does entail an additional collection of assumptions.

What it does entail is open to interpretation.

No, this is not a story about great deals on credit cards, although it does entail squandering money.

I guess what I learned from my job-hunting post-university year was to not be disheartened, and never turn down a money job, even if it does entail handing out packets of hot sauce to commuters on the central line.

It was indeed "tabloid gold" designed to appeal to prurience, and it did entail a significant intrusion on the claimant's private life.

Albright's point was a valid one: female solidarity is not a question of blindly promoting other women – of making nice no matter what – but it is does entail putting oneself out for those one judges deserving.

But while \(\negt G\) entails \(P\), it does not entail \(P^*\).

On the other hand, voluntarism alone does not entail the contractual view, for it does not entail that spouses can negotiate the obligations of marriage or that the obligations be subject to release, only that spouses must agree to them.

And it is plausible to conclude that the truth of determinism does not entail that agents lack free will since it does not entail that no agents ever do what they wish to do unencumbered.