Sentence examples for it usually entailed from inspiring English sources
I had discussed the election in most of my classes and it usually entailed yelling and name calling which made me feel very unsafe.
Only the most patient of us availed ourselves of this device, since it usually entailed arranging well before a particular class with the AV department to reserve a machine for you and to arrange with another office to transfer your typed sheets onto the clear transparency sheets.
It usually entailed a quick medical examination of the child and a few minutes' talk with the parents.
At that time, "trip segmentation" usually entailed dividing the whole GPS dataset into individual trip-unit segments.
When twelfth-century canon lawyers resurrected Roman law as the foundation for the ascendant papal monarchy, it was common to distinguish between jurisdictive authority, secular power, and the use and possession of private property.[1] By the beginning of the fourteenth century, dominium largely connoted property ownership, though this usually entailed jurisdictive authority.
Educational interventions have usually entailed provision of information to patients about the disease and possible treatments [ 3] on the premise that increased knowledge leads to positive attitudes and behaviours which may be associated with small reductions in pain and disability [ 54, 55].
