Sentence examples for that entails today from inspiring English sources

He has grown up as a celebrity with all that entails today and he has been challenging his place in all that, which I respect.

For Seeger's generation "progress" meant something different from the march of concrete, smog, greed and technology it entails today.

You don't have to be a programmer, all you have to do is pass an online logic test and make it through "the piscine," the school's term for an endurance test that entails a mandatory 12 to 15 hours of coding per day, seven days a week, for a month.

The company has three core markets: tests and measurements, a $5.4 billion business in 2001 that entails selling testing equipment and services to a range of industries; semiconductor products, a $1.8 billion business in 2001; and life sciences and chemical testing, a $1.1 billion business last year.

The current spec is 1.3 and what that entails is full, uncompressed 1080p content flowing through without a hitch.

In Samdo, the flexibility of norms also reflects the 'lay dilemma' in Tibetan communities (Mumford 1989) that entails people accepting a certain amount of sin or punishment for their everyday actions.

What that entails should have changed since 1955; it should have evolved even as recently as last year... but I'm not sure that it has.

Clinical origin for this study was the characterization of cardiac ischemia in humans and mice as pathological condition that entails a significant release of S100A1 from injured cardiomyocytes.

Mr. Smith was appointed North Carolina banking commissioner in 2002, a job that entails oversight of state-chartered banks and other lending companies.

A normal week for a sales person entails 30 40 calls of 30 minutes each, and this is table stakes.

The 1992 cover that entailed a thirteen-hour sitting for Gair and her team of make-up artists was a commemoration of the August 1991 photo.