Sentence examples for were to entail from inspiring English sources

Kant goes on to point out that if inertia were to entail an active force of resistance, then it would be possible that when one moving body hits another, the moving body has to apply part of its motion solely to overcome the inertia of the one at rest and might not have any motion left over, as it were, to set the body at rest into motion, which is contrary to experience (and Proposition 2).

The work was to entail planting up to 1,000 square feet of Bermuda grass sod.

So now Deutsche Telekom must decide whether acquiring U S West, with all of the regulatory difficulties that is sure to entail, is worth the price of admission in acquiring Qwest.

As others have noted, the end game for the company formerly known as RIM is likely to entail being broken up and sold off for its constituent parts.

"I really had no idea where I was or what my day was going to entail," he said.

An additional question is whether legitimate political authority is understood to entail political obligations or not.

As Dreamin Demon points out, this is not what "carpet munching" is supposed to entail.

However, successful pharmacological interventions to reverse developmental defects are likely to entail using agents that are themselves teratogenic.

'On-site' enzyme production has been described to entail several advantages, such as being cost-effective and efficient [ 26, 42].

A similar effect was recently found, where an adaptive sequence amplification in E. coli was shown to entail a fitness cost (Adler et al. 2014).

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