Sentence examples for largely entailed from inspiring English sources

My sister left me to do the food shopping, which largely entailed me being proposed to by men who looked like James Gandolfini out of The Sopranos.

This largely entailed a shift away from denser understorey to intermediate levels, suggested a balancing between initial preference and the objectives linked with the information provided.

The previous trends have largely entailed either enclosure or nation-states creating management territorialies, or both.

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.

Although I had a pretty good idea of what I would be getting myself into thanks to Jean-Claude Van Damme's Legionnaire, I was still largely clueless as to what being a Legionnaire entailed when I decided to leave my old life behind for the Legion.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.

"But I didn't know what that entailed.