Sentence examples for problem entailed from inspiring English sources

This descriptive element is needed to handle what Devitt calls the 'qua problem,' a problem entailed by the view that reference-fixing is a purely causal, non-descriptive, event.

But no kids would have been challenged to blend in and perform well, despite poor academic backgrounds, and with all the problems that entailed.

But finance entailed problems that weren't apparent until after Welch left.

This entailed various problems; for instance, visits to clinics were an integrated part of exposure to the programme.

But walking to collect her food entailed exposure to problem bulbs, so she would ask others to wait on her.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

Based on the findings of previous research, there is a shared consensus about the expected positive influence of relational governance on performance, thanks to the reduction of transaction costs entailed by interpersonal trust, joint planning, and problem solving (Claro et al. 2003; Zaheer et al. 1998).

The job that Bill was applying for entailed technology transfer into Linda's process development group.

Small research groups with a focus on biomedical research sensibly avoid the overhead entailed in developing full solutions to the analysis problem or becoming experts in all details of these long workflows, instead concentrating on the development of a single software tool for a single step in the process.

Using normalized raw BLAST scores in this way overcomes several problems associated with the use of E-values, including (1) biases entailed in comparisons among different databases; (2) falsely high E-values assigned to low-complexity proteins such as mucins; and (3) falsely low E-values based on small regions of high similarity.

Multiculturalism by contrast highlights the problem in the state-sponsored privileging of nationhood, and in the exclusions this had entailed, which makes clear why it is a matter of justice and collective responsibility".