Sentence examples for those entail from inspiring English sources
The same goes for the new book, though in this case the after-effect is more like that of a video game or Marvel comic, with both the brightness and unabashed flatness those entail.
Many amends consist of actions and some of those entail daily work.
Negative truths seem redundant; there are no more truths than those entailed by the conjunction of all positive truths.
Such a comparison makes sense at least if the observation statements entailed by \(T_{1}\) are a proper subset of those entailed by \(T_{2}\).
evidenced that no reactions other than those entailing the hydrolysis of the main chain ester bonds appear to take place at polymer degradation.
Any guarantee that a payment will secure or provide such a service is subject not only to underlying ecological uncertainties but also to those entailed by the kinds of social interaction that are inherent to policy implementation.
The re-theorisation of the scope of Complexity and Balance enabled more precise coding of Complexity and Balance in other fields than those entailed in the Martin and White (2005) account.
Physiological costs of rapid growth, i.e. those entailing a lower ability to endure adverse environmental conditions, are much less studied [8].
Likewise, it is impossible to discern the effects of theory specific therapeutic factors, such as those entailed by the ISTDP- treatment framework, and the effects of general or common therapeutic factors such as a safe environment for self-disclosure, warmth, trust, respect, corrective emotional experience, exposure, support, psycho-education etc.
But on Wall Street, investors say it is appropriate to tax those earnings at rates similar to capital gains because those investments entail risk.
