Sentence examples for so entails that from inspiring English sources

The early selection theory also entails, more problematically, that the semantic properties of an unattended item must remain unrepresented in the nervous system, and so entails that those properties can have no psychological effects.

The idea here is that on the standard meaning of 'exist', any object that has any being at all exists, and so according to standard usage, Meinongianism entails that numbers and universals exist; but this view clearly doesn't take such things to exist in spacetime and so, the argument concludes, Meinongianism entails that numbers and universals are abstract objects — just as platonism does.

We also should recognize that to do so entails a form of diplomatic engagement largely alien to our accustomed modus operandi.

So the account entails that no false theory is closer to the truth than any other.

So every reason entails that if someone can promote the relevant outcome (which outcomes are relevant may depend on the agents involved if the reason is agent-relative) then it logically follows from Nagel's gloss of reasons in terms of promotion (in his sense) that there is reason to perform that action.

If so, then the above test entails that the sentence is not context-sensitive.

If so, the causal differences argument entails that Socrates's drinking hemlock at dusk, and Socrates's drinking hemlock at dusk, must differ as causal relata.

Such equivalent quantum field theories belong to the same so-called Borchers class which entails that they lead to the same S-matrix.

If that is also how it will continue, world without end, then Smart's so-called theory -- as formulated above -- entails that there is nothing.

So that entails endless small adjustments and occasionally major changes.

So the flow entails power that is being spent on making the flow happen.