Sentence examples for there would entail from inspiring English sources

No commercial incinerators are available in Texas for large-animal veterinarians, he said, and if they existed, shipping infected carcasses there would entail hauling them long distances over public roads, creating health dangers.

He was offered a possible job in Utah, but moving there would entail giving up his wife's paycheck and pulling his son out of high school.

There were risks: the process would entail taking a biopsy of a cell from each of my fertilized -- and vulnerable -- eggs.

"There is no option that would entail a dramatic reduction in troops," said one administration official, who, like others quoted in this article, requested anonymity to discuss the closed-door meeting.

Thus, for him, any form of physicalism would entail that there are no mental processes or states as understood by common-sense (1963, p. 295).

He said it "should be remembered that germ-line modification of nuclear DNA remains illegal in the UK" and that new legislation would be needed from Parliament "with all the open and public debate that would entail" for there to be any change in the law.

This raises the question whether there is a basis for resolving the conflict consistent with MMR (the two groups might have conflicting fundamental standards) and whether in this circumstance MMR would entail that there is a genuine moral dilemma (meaning that abortion is both right and wrong for me).

Conversely, since \(\sc{VALID} \in \textbf{coNP}\), \ \textbf{NP} = \textbf{coNP}\) would entail that there is a polynomial time decidable relation \(R x,y)\) and polynomial \(p(n)\) such that \ \phi \in \sc{VALID} \Leftrightarrow \exists y \leq p(\lvert \phi\rvert) R(\ulcorner \phi \urcorner,y)\).

If our inability to find an efficient factorization algorithm is indeed indicative that this problem is not in \ \textbf{P}\), then a positive answer to Open Question 2 would entail that there are natural mathematical problems which are not feasibly decidable but which are also not \ \textbf{NP}\ -complete.

Trump attributed the ban decision to "the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail," but there are only a few thousand active-duty service members who identify as transgender, and their health costs account for somewhere between 0.04 and 0.13percentt of the budget for "active-component health care expenditures," according to RAND.

The Crossroads' website currently states that the organization's mission includes long-term investments towards HIV/AIDS intervention, but there's no mention on that would entail, and given that HIV/AIDS is especially prevalent in LGBT communities, Canadian government support for an an anti-LGBT organization in Uganda is downright dangerous.