Sentence examples for often entailed from inspiring English sources
His research often entailed firsthand field work, as when, in pursuit of conspicuous consumption, he became a passenger on one of the last flights of the Concorde.
The former often entailed command of an army to ward off external threats and to suppress internal disorders such as banditry.
Moorman's own participation often entailed acts of physical derring-do: one piece found her playing the cello while suspended from balloons; another while submerged in a tank of water.
This often entailed seeing Jesus as their ishta devata (preferred form of God).
This often entailed sending the person to a concentration camp or simply ordering the person killed.
As well as multiple assessments, they often entailed second opinions from, for instance, old age psychiatry.
This frequently entailed cobbled-together statements and misunderstandings, as well as tangential discussion.
Many such ceremonies took place only within the temple building, but often a festival entailed a visit by the temple god to the temple of another god.
It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.
In recent years, mass spectrometric (MS) analysis of biological samples has increasingly entailed direct analysis of complex protein mixtures, often with the objective of detailed characterization of the various components.
Often, the core reason for not using certain technological applications was the security risks that the technologies themselves entailed.
