Sentence examples for more entailed from inspiring English sources

(Many of the donations amounted to preorders — any pledge of $25 or more entailed receiving at least one of the products as a "premium").

I just knew there had to be more, but I didn't know what that "more" entailed.

One reason is that EXT is more or less entailed by many contemporary theories of content.

Getting the look just right — a new house made to look old, lovingly lived-in, idyllic, what Ms. Harden calls "almost Hobbitish" — entailed hundreds, more likely thousands, of hours of designing, salvaging, bargaining, carting, constructing, planting, creating and, yes, suffering.

This is entailed for more demanding advanced vehicle stability systems and especially in full autonomous driving in harsh maneuvers.

Sarig (1993) found composing a study-summary entailed considerably more work done on comprehension than on writing.

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Use for more than five years entailed ORs of 2.9 (95% CI 1.6 5.2) and 3.1 (95% CI 1.0 9.5) for ductal and lobular breast cancer, respectively (Table 2).

Before recruitment could begin at any centre, local ethical committee approval was required, and this often entailed contacting more than one ethical committee for each centre.

The third phase of the program started in late 2011 and entailed accreditation of more health facilities in the same Counties.

In addition, the "clean" operations entailed longer and more complex operations than those typically reported in this category: 32% underwent adhesiolysis and 12% incisional hernia repair, which are, by definition "re-do" longer operations and often performed in the acute setting.