Sentence examples for then entails from inspiring English sources

The process takes the whole song, then entails considerable goosebumps at the end.

Using deep learning in AV decision making, then, entails ceding control and even understanding to the machine.

Part of thinking about what we know about our feelings, then, entails thinking about how philosophers have shaped our knowledge.

Forward-looking determinism then entails that these past states beyond our control, perhaps occurring long before humans even existed determine everything we do in our lives.

This, together with (2), (3), and (4) then entails that God has the power to eliminate all evil, that God knows when evil exists, and that God has the desire to eliminate all evil.

It follows from (3.5) that LR H, H*; E) = 1 and LR ~H, ~H*; ~E) > 1. (3.4) then entails that any learning experience that raises E's probability must result in a posterior with Q(H) > Q(H*).

Five students were arrested; four, the activists tell me, were brought to Holborn, which then entailed a "rescue support" delegation maintaining a vigil overnight.

When it rules, the agency could either call for a full EIS or approve the fish outright; either decision would then entail a month of public comment.

So the division you asked about in your question as to what kind of union might there be, I see one based upon free trade that would then entail commitment to markets and democracy, transparency, rule of law.

Its truth might then entail the truth of a complex set of conditionals like "If I were to seem to see a doorknob, and were to seem to reach out towards it and grasp it, then, probably, I would seem to feel something hard and round", etc.

There is a weak implication here to the effect that if science aims at truth and scientific practice is at all successful, the characterization of scientific realism in terms of aim may then entail some form of characterization in terms of achievement.