Sentence examples for which must be entertained from inspiring English sources

A second possibility which must be entertained is that the SQCC neoplastic cells themselves might express genes ordinarily assumed to be of immune cell origin, for example IgG [ 46, 47].

At the same time, caution must be entertained that community-based health workers are not being asked to provide care for which they are neither trained nor equipped to manage or to perform too many duties, which may limit their ability to provide quality care.

There is no choice: both sentiments must be entertained at once.

The people, Army Chief George C. Marshall learned from Franklin Roosevelt, must be entertained.

This does not mean that the state and its agencies will be ignored during a time of crisis, but the possibility must be entertained.

Government claims of state secrets therefore must be entertained by the judiciary.

Even so, on many college and university campuses, which are increasing shaped by corporate assumptions and expectations, the centerpiece of higher education, sustained research and informed instruction, is giving way to the assumption that our students must be entertained.

The possibility of threshold effects in the lowest range of hand-washing activity must be entertained as must the possibility of effects on specific infectious agents as opposed to the syndromes measured in this study.

But, most significantly, the museum enlisted a curator who believes that video art must be entertaining.

This is something which must be encouraged.

She knows that the next day she must pretend to enjoy an outlandish picnic devised by Eleanor Roosevelt (Olivia Williams), at which she will be entertained by an Indian beating a tomtom.