that doesn't entail

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Time for this Aztec emperor to avenge himself in a way that doesn't entail restricting tourists to bottled water.

Can a population as divided as Syria's ever forge a stable political system that doesn't entail a dictatorship?

Even if that money is spent, the larger question remains: Can a population so divided ever forge a stable political system that doesn't entail a dictatorship?

(Neo-Meinongians might also want to say that on their view, '3 is prime' is about the number 3, but in saying this, they would be using 'about' in a way that doesn't entail the existence of 3).

Without getting into the details, let's say (a bit vaguely) that EBS-B is any subset of EBS that doesn't entail B and is otherwise maximally similar to EBS. 12.

Now those on the hunt for a Christmas gift that doesn't entail searching through overstocked stores or standing in long queues can hop over to Burbank Town Center, Westfield Century City or Westfield Topanga for a hassle-free purchase of the perfect present for the person who already has it all.

Men "fall in love with the Organisation", then gradually cease to do anything that does not entail "Organisation duties... Organisation requirements".

This is a standard exception to ethics rules that allows former government attorneys to oppose the government in court, because that does not entail influencing former colleagues.

Now those companies are starting to turn away from H.M.O.'s toward insurance that does not entail the high administrative costs of managed care.

The idea of a permanent war of sorts, even one that does not entail huge troop deployments, has created a charged atmosphere on campus, exciting for some, sobering for others.

A radiolabelling strategy that does not entail isotopic exchange would be expected to lead to higher SA.