Sentence examples for whatever that entails from inspiring English sources
The bigger question is whether the state is doing enough and whether doing enough — whatever that entails — necessarily requires more money.
As for Jay, I accept that he is meant to be far from home, but does Smit-McPhee — soon to appear as Nightcrawler in the next "X-Men" movie, whatever that entails — need to look quite so blank and lost?
How does it encourage girls to take up sport, by adding to the pressure of sportswomen to look "feminine" – whatever that entails – and adding to the scrutiny of their appearance, constantly alluded to by male sport commentators?
Yes, our hopes and desires for a better life (whatever that entails) have been typically acted upon first by ourselves and secondarily by the government — keeping "big brother" at bay.
We need to reclaim our country, whatever that entails.
It's perfectly legitimate to worry that young people are so dedicated to documenting their lives that they're forgetting to "live" it, whatever that might entail.
They carry a wide range of sundresses that are easy to throw on for a day full of adventures, whatever that might entail.
And if we're to actively insist on dying when our natural time comes, and to go gracefully into the great beyond, whatever that might entail, then we must successfully resolve our fear of dying.
A business administration degree, for example, would generally be considered more handy when it comes to applying for jobs than a degree is semiotics (whatever the hell that entails).
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