"success entails" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the necessary or expected outcomes or consequences of achieving success in a particular context. Example: In the world of business, success entails taking calculated risks and being adaptable to changing market conditions.
And I am probably not one of those artists who is really comfortable with sacrifices and compromises that commercial success entails".
What isn't clear to me is exactly what Levchin's plan for success entails.
Being envious of someone else's success entails that you're comparing yourself to them.
When you and they disagree on proposed legislation, success entails nothing less than defeating your adversaries, forcing them to accept your priorities over their own.
We celebrate small accomplishments feverishly, and my expectations of what success entails have been smashed and rebuilt into something beautifully simple: Owen sitting unaided for five seconds, or, as he watches the Paralympics on television, hearing the words 'cerebral palsy' and 'champion' in the same sentence.
In the beginning of my career as a public health professional, success entailed seizing opportunities to transform the health of communities at the expense of competitive compensation and career advancement.
Anderson's ironies involve the exercise of that power and the ultimate undermining of that power that its successes entail.
And in these cases, success is entailed: if someone has warmed something, this entails that it became warm.
For more than 20 years, Cox-Maze procedure has been the gold standard for treating AF surgically [ 13]; despite its high success rate, it entails long surgery times and significant bleeding risks [ 14].
The complication is actually inevitable within consequentialism, which has to separate the question how one should act from the question how one should think about how to act for ways of thinking have consequences no less than ways of acting (and thinking that one should act in a certain way entails no success in so acting, nor even any attempt).
Although startups will have to follow strict rules and be transparent about what the business opportunity entails, outlier success stories tend to blind any investors to the huge inherent risk in new entrepreneurial endeavors.
