Sentence examples for that entail doing from inspiring English sources

Now Quevilly's amateur status is something of a misnomer as 17 of their squad are paid, albeit piffling sums in football terms and in several cases through contracts that entail doing more than just play.

They know that they need to be ready to do anything to fight against the terrorist threat, even if that entails doing something that's actually inefficient.

The examples of successful large scale change they examined all took pretty much the opposite approach -- there was a lot of patience and a long term perspective, time was taken to involve major constituencies, lots of resources were devoted to the effort, and a host of other tactics that entailed doing things the hard way rather than the easy way.

It's not that the science has lost its luster--just the part that entails doing it.

Could it not be a simple matter to reach a reasonable, responsible parenting agreement – especially if that entails the parents doing what they had been doing perfectly well for years before separation?

But even if such conceptions were explanatorily and scientifically superfluous at that level, that does not entail that they are conceptually, alethically, inferential, or otherwise superfluous in general.

What does that entail?

What exactly does that entail?

What did that entail exactly?

(4) What research and preparation did that entail?

But what sort of trade-off does that entail?