Sentence examples for this usually entailed from inspiring English sources

When twelfth-century canon lawyers resurrected Roman law as the foundation for the ascendant papal monarchy, it was common to distinguish between jurisdictive authority, secular power, and the use and possession of private property.[1] By the beginning of the fourteenth century, dominium largely connoted property ownership, though this usually entailed jurisdictive authority.

At that time, "trip segmentation" usually entailed dividing the whole GPS dataset into individual trip-unit segments.

Educational interventions have usually entailed provision of information to patients about the disease and possible treatments [ 3] on the premise that increased knowledge leads to positive attitudes and behaviours which may be associated with small reductions in pain and disability [ 54, 55].

This usually helps.

This usually works.

This usually signals illness.

In the context of this study this entailed responding to our draft list of items.

This frequently entailed cobbled-together statements and misunderstandings, as well as tangential discussion.

This basically entailed pointing out to him that having been elected mayor he had to actually do the job.

This allegedly entailed Alamuddin turning Clooney down twice for dinner: "She was operating on the lines of 'treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen!'" the "well-placed source" revealed.

This also entailed building the bacteria itself — redesigning a living organism, using the tools of a radical new realm of genetic engineering called synthetic biology.