Sentence examples for may not entail from inspiring English sources

People get involved in politics to get things that they want, which may or may not entail economic advantage.

"Thus," the researchers write, "the social consequences of increased inequality may not entail as much relative impoverishment, or as much perceived injustice, as might appear".

It's assumed that what everybody really wants is to quit and create a startup, and, for those who aren't in tech, the future as imagined in Silicon Valley may not entail full-time employment at all.

The goal of foreign and military policy must be to induce recalcitrant governments to coöperate, a goal whose attainment may or may not entail the use of force but cannot usefully entail making general war on the peoples such governments rule and in some cases (that of Afghanistan, for example) oppress.

And, indeed, it seems likely that the former entails the latter, even if the latter may not entail the former.

The 50% hypothesis may not entail that a large survey of ravens will have some non-black ravens, but it does suggest this prediction pretty strongly.

"While everyone in America has a First Amendment right to put forth any work, no matter how obnoxious some people may find it, that does not entail the automatic right to use public property to perpetuate harmful stereotypes".

That women in different social positions may experience sexism differently does not entail that they have nothing in common they still suffer from sexism (MacKinnon 2000).

More importantly, since weak representationalism does not entail strong, opponents may offer serious nonrhetorical answers to the argument's concluding rhetorical question.

Acceptance of some boolean operations on facts is compatible with taking facts to be complex, but it does not entail it: one may accept, e.g., that a given fact is the conjunction of other facts, and at the same time believe, say, that its depends for its identity on them without having them as parts.

If understanding concepts and arguments involves knowledge that does not entail beliefs, the skeptics may be taken to have such knowledge.