Sentence examples for just entail from inspiring English sources

To be clear, this doesn't just entail smiling politely at every newborn as he or she enters the world.

In preparation for their careers, the PTs learned that instruction does not just entail the material being taught.

Boiled down, the essential parts that made it possible just entail an Arduino Uno, a WiFly Module, a Wireless SD Shield.

Dying doesn't just entail the traditional logistical hassles like funeral arrangements anymore.

Like many people would, Congregalli assumed that being a modern Viking would just entail some play-fighting in reenactments, but he quickly found out that it was a way of life.

Like many people would, Congregalli assumed that being a modern Viking would just entail some fake fighting in reenactments, but he quickly found out that it was a way of life.

Sometimes that just entails making sure the market incentives work the right way to include everyone.

Rather, being a just person entails qualities of character proper to the just person, in the light of which they decide what actions justice requires of them.

A narrower notion of explicit commitment would require that the existential sentence be a member of the theory, not just logically entailed by the theory.

But the move did not entail just one risk.

But I know it will entail just as much discovery for Papa as for me--the places of his youth were likely razed and rebuilt; the landmarks (a corner-store, a schoolhouse, a swimming-hole) perhaps long lost and replaced with familiar industry.