Sentence examples for may entail that from inspiring English sources

Now ordinary language hosts predicates with different, and occasionally conflicting, criteria of application: some criteria for applying P may entail that object m is in the extension of the predicate, some others, that m is in its anti-extension, or negative extension.

This may entail that the effectiveness of vertical coordination mechanisms is product specific.

The doctrine of simplicity may entail that God's (real) first-order properties are identical.

(The doctrine of simplicity may entail that they can't but as noted above the doctrine of simplicity is controversial).

These studies may entail that verbal clauses represent the unmarked structure in Arabic news reports, but represent marked structures in editorials.

A high value for the synchronization error may entail that a node is sleeping when it receives a message from its predecessor node, provoking the loss of this message and its later retransmission, therefore increasing the delay.

It is worth publicizing the satisfaction that the experience may entail, so that the pro-choice movement becomes the pro-informed-choice movement.

However, recommending the universal vaccination of girls and young women may entail ethical problems that may make it difficult to implement these campaigns.

The birth support partner's description above of being 'blissfully unaware' of what his role may entail, foreshadows that he may have underestimated the intensity of the role he was to perform during the birth of his child.

The concept of a superphone, with whatever specifics that may entail, hinges on the notion that it can deliver more than what a run-of-the-mill device is capable of.

Apparently that's an entirely different thing than assigning women to positions that may entail combat.