Sentence examples for may entail many from inspiring English sources

The process of re-engineering is, like any other process, one in which many standard techniques have emerged, each of which resolves various forces and may entail many trade-offs.

In the area of health psychology, locus of control (LOC) [Psychol Monogr 80 (1966) 1 28] has consistently been considered as a dimension of personality which may entail many potential benefits for the individual.

This would entail many long forms to be filled out & would take forever.

With each militia splintered into factions, the reconciliation effort would entail many separate peace treaties.

Phelps's effort will also entail many more heats than Spitz had to swim.

Passage proceeds until satisfactory attenuation is achieved, irrespective of how many passages or how many mutations this may entail.

Field's strategy only has a chance of working if Hilbert's fear that in a very fundamental sense our best scientific theories may entail that there are only finitely many concrete entities, is ill-founded.

Suicide is not a casual behavior; for all that it may entail impulsivity, it is also a profound and momentous step for which many people don't have the force of will.

For many in rural sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, it may entail hours of walking to the nearest kiosk that can charge a phone -- which likely comes at a hefty price.

There are many onset factors including genetics, trauma, biomechanics, weight, and exercise; and different phases of OA may entail different pathological mechanisms.

This strategy may entail consequences.