Sentence examples for to entailing from inspiring English sources

So experiences could lack propositional contents, but still count as close enough to entailing the contents of beliefs or to increasing the probability of the contents of beliefs.

Being fashionable used to entail a kind of visibility.

"I had no idea what it was going to entail".

But this does not seem to entail immortality.

Just what "catharsis" is actually supposed to entail continues to be disputed.

But this is the catch: Very rarely does our household entail just the normal stuff it is supposed to entail.

It's time we faced up to what that's going to entail.

Networking used to entail swapping business cards, but most of it now takes place online.

Any bid by a British bank is expected to entail a lengthy competition inquiry.

Francis Maude was unconcerned about the unevenness of services that the Big Society is likely to entail.

But "that was going to entail a certain amount of investment," Mr. Fishman said last week.