Sentence examples for still entails from inspiring English sources

Relying on deposits alone still entails risk.

Traditional television still entails some degree of surprise.

For one, it still entails game graphics, rendered in a special way that schematically simulates depth.

And it did indeed entail, and still entails, a great deal of work — taxing fusion exercises for at least twenty minutes every day.

At least in the areas I saw in Gansu, what the West sees as top-down decision making by government fiat is actually a more complex process, though it still entails sacrificing individual freedom for the collective best interest, however construed.

And as shown in Section "Results and discussion", although the uncertainty is large, the soft constraint still entails useful statements about temporal changes in the global recording rate for large eruptions.

But it still entailed passing an income-tax hike, something that Republicans hadn't supported for twenty-two years.

While generally less risky because it was less visible, this type of resistance still entailed significant risks if detected.

The deal saved 388 shops and more than 6,000 jobs, although it still entailed the closure of 224 stores and 3,100 redundancies.

Although many jobs still entail grave dangers, occupational injuries are now viewed as controllable thanks to technological progress and economic incentives.

The scientists say that even the most politically feasible target, of a 50% global reduction in greenhouse gases by 2050 from the levels of 1990, would still entail "major global impacts".