For the fact that the entire history of a world supervenes on any moment of its history, as determinism states, apparently entails nothing one way or another about whether the best description of that entire history involves chances (this is related to the 'no-connection' argument of Schaffer 2007: 115).
This hypothesis entails nothing about the color of an individual raven; it might be one of the black ones, it might not.
Put this way, the view that propositions are structured is purely a metaphysical thesis about what propositions are like and entails nothing about the relation between a sentence and the proposition it expresses.
This cut entails nothing more than shortening every branch growing off the arms to five or so inches (no need to be overly precise).
The gloom of royal funerals or football defeats, the joy of royal weddings and victories, always entails "nothing will be the same again", but this soon dissipates.
His latest venture entails nothing less than the re-branding of Africa and the generating of pressure for better, less corrupt governments on the continent.
He was immediately sent to Bletchley and seconded to D section, but was swiftly moved to Paris as head of the bureau of propaganda, a job that seemed to entail nothing more strenuous than dining with the beau monde.
In reality, dozens of interns come through the offices of Marie Claire each year, only to discover that the job entails nothing more interesting than carrying garment bags and making copies, and that editors, who can be unpredictable, comical, superficial beings, can also be terribly dull.
Recognition of this fact, by itself, entails nothing about how we should act towards those with whom we disagree.
Any such boycott, which would entail nothing more than requesting that Google stop indexing their news sites and thus become invisible to most people on the Web, will only hasten the demise of most of Murdoch's rivals.
