Sentence examples for might entail a from inspiring English sources

In this context, weak data quality and noise, usually owed to defective fiber installation, hinders discriminating actual level shifts from outliers and might entail a biased risk assessment.

For officers, that might entail a willingness to, as the saying goes, lay one's stars on the table — to resign, and publicly say why.

In the future, he said, those customers will also be able to do so on another Web site affiliated with Spectrum, although that might entail a service charge.

To fold one could take hundreds of hours — a very large work might entail a rectangle of paper measuring more than 15 feet by 25 feet, roughly the size of a New York studio apartment.

At least at the outset, that might entail a simple 15-minute jog on a treadmill or a 45-minute indoor ride on a road bicycle he had borrowed from Mr. Hyland, its frame immobilized in a stationary trainer.

It might entail a rotation agreement as Labor and Likud had in a unity government established in 1984 with one leader holding the Prime Minister's job for the first two years of a four-year term, and the other for the last two.

While an away day in England might entail an infuriating hour of nose-to-tail traffic on the M6, with only a stop-off at a grubby Welcome Break service station for relief, it is more of a trek in MLS.

This might entail an interesting way of protecting quantumness, stemming from the direct, non-demanding control of the Hamiltonian of the oscillator.

Although the practice might entail an initial loan, the concept is to grow incrementally and continually re-invest profit into the business.

China's strategy might entail an increase in the number of warheads it possesses.

A specific concern was that the uninvited nature of the screening offer might entail an invasion of the 'right not to know' of individual family members.