Sentence examples for whatever it entails from inspiring English sources

This indicates that the production of R3 cells, whatever it entails, is important for the formation of dense Q cells.

"I had the keys to the church and had to open it in the morning, and attend all the masses and weddings and funerals and whatever it entailed for that month.

"There's a very egalitarian idea of what society should be, whatever hypocrisy it entails," Christine Ockrent, the veteran journalist, told me.

"I wanted to make sure that Joseph's life and his journey -- whatever it would entail -- that it would have some kind of meaning and that we would use it for something really good," Penrod said.

Sadly, he didn't offer up any hints as to what his next startup might entail — whatever it may be, Steve, feel free to launch it at another Disrupt Hackathon.

What it entails is merely this: Whatever evidence one has, as a normal person regarding the question of whether one is a BIV, one would have that very same evidence if one were a BIV.

It entails some inconvenience.

More likely, it entails bluster. . . .

It entails some gap in knowledge.

It entails having vision.

It entails negative energy.