Sentence examples for this could entail for from inspiring English sources

This could entail, for instance, replacing numbers that carry identifying information — like Social Security numbers and ZIP codes — with zeros, or replacing the word "New York" with "X17".

Farage listed off the same overdone rhetoric about the EU as every other speaker, the technicalities of membership and what this could entail for an independent Scotland if it joined.

The rationale for such behaviour is clear when one considers the additional costs that higher levels of drop out could entail for the firm.

On a short flight, this could entail falling into a reverie about whether or not to go for a delicious-sounding microwaved "toasted sandwich".

This could entail sharp drops in equity and house prices, increased borrowing costs for households and businesses, and even a sudden stop of investment inflows into key sectors such as commercial real estate and finance," it said.

This could entail going over instructional materials before a class and immediately discussing thoughts for improvement, or right before and after a class session, but not after the long delay common to end-of-semester student evaluations or peer evaluations.

This could entail a review of licensing procedures through the introduction of e-governance tools.

"This could entail anything from changing road markings to erecting new safety barriers".

This could entail the removal of direct London services, as electric trains would not be able to operate beyond Bristol.

This could entail pre-implementation assessments of how health care providers use a specific device and their reasons for such use.

This could entail evaluating measurement properties not only against fit statistics, but also against external clinical criteria.