Sentence examples for that entails because from inspiring English sources

Crucially, you don't need to be based in London, with all the expense that entails, because there are brilliant comedy clubs all over the country.

The SEC uses this, for instance, to excuse the electronic Arizona Stock Exchange from classification as an exchange (and all the regulatory requirements that entails) because it does not do much business.

Kingsley knows firsthand the challenges this entails because, after a 20+ year career, he reinvented himself.

Engineers continued to work on the preventer with submersibles, and started preparing for the top kill, a procedure that entailed some risk because to succeed it would first have to build up pressure at the top of the well.

But it is not certified by the United States Green Building Council as adhering to standards known as LEED (for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), he said, because "that entails a lot of record-keeping and a LEED coordinator, which makes it too expensive".

That entails deep-packet inspection, because if you're doing all these things, all different networks across the world, you want to know what the content is of the various packets that are coming to you to make sure they aren't part of some cyberattack or whatever.

No. Women, usually teenagers, the story goes, pick lone parenting and all the hardships it entails because they're guaranteed £72.40 a week and a council flat.

We rely in the real world on teachers and parents to guard against bullies — do we just dismiss bullying on the Internet and all it entails because we are entering difficult ethical ground?

My friends and family were delighted for me but a lot of them didn't really know what the job entails because it isn't really a publicised role.

Perhaps we think that p entails q because we think everything entails everything, or because we have a warm tingly feeling between our toes.

Hitler was prepared to take the risk that fighting on multiple fronts entailed, because he was convinced that the war against the Soviet Union would be over by the onset of the Russian winter.