Sentence examples for which has entailed from inspiring English sources
Tebow said he was not frustrated with his role, which has entailed appearing on 31 offensive snaps.
In ethos, El Quinto Pino, like its progenitor, runs counter to the recent tapas growth spurt, which has entailed both a proliferation of the term (now often used to refer to any kind of shared plates) and the expansion of portion size, to the point where four or five dishes between a pair don't merely satiate but stuff.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01287.014 A hallmark feature of the evolution of metazoan multicellularity and cell type diversity is the expansion of AS complexity and regulation through exon skipping, which has entailed the formation of cell type-specific networks of co-regulated exons belonging to functionally related or pathway-specific genes (Irimia and Blencowe, 2012).
On February 13 , 1945 the Soviets took Budapest, the defense of which had entailed the Germans' loss of Silesia.
Over the years, her "just sitting there" has led to a number of ingenious money-making schemes, none of which have entailed any face time on her part, the most recent (and successful) of these being my audition for GQ.
Book touring has entailed lots of interviews and whatnot, which in turn has entailed repeating myself from time to time.
I noticed that Mandela's death featured, which must have entailed some last-minute filming, as episodes are normally filmed further in advance.
For the LT1, Chevrolet opted to control intake and exhaust events simultaneously, rather than independently, which would have entailed far more complexity.
Several of Romney's initiatives, like higher-education reform — which would have entailed tuition hikes and severe budget cuts for some schools — were deeply unpopular.
Frederick had previously run afoul of Pope Adrian IV (reigned 1154 59), who seemingly asserted that the emperor received his title as a beneficium (benefice), which would have entailed that the emperor was the pope's vassal.
Because of you, I didn't take that horrible consulting job – which would have entailed drafting daily, 50-page research proposals on how companies could improve cafeteria efficiency – just to get the health insurance, and instead followed my writerly dreams of one day writing stupid lists like this one.
