Sentence examples for will entail not from inspiring English sources

These changes will entail not only increases in the total amount of resources allocated to HIV but also to the organisation of the health system itself.

Arguably, this will entail not only challenges for the design of association analyses of low-frequency and rare alleles linked to complex traits and diseases (e.g. extreme trait resequencing or family-based studies 80), but also for the functional interpretation of the implicated alleles.

The future of work will entail thinking not just analytically, but also algorithmically — so companies need to retrain workers for writing code, not formulas.

The investigation will probably be more widespread, though what it will entail is not clear.

Quite what this will entail is not yet clear: an ability, probably, to apply skills to problems pupils may encounter in their working lives.

But what that growth will entail is not yet known.

What exactly that return will entail isn't yet clear.

Getting the new model right will entail careful negotiations not only between boards and executives but also between firms and regulators.The result of these negotiations matters a lot.

Details of what that action will entail, however, have not been stated but could involve warning notices, fines or prosecution.

She added: "I know some people like the thought that the internet should become a libertarian paradise, but that will entail complete freedom not just for law-abiding people but for terrorists and criminals.

At this point it's still unclear what that will entail — we don't know, for example, whether our doctors are going to be managing our DNA profiles, or whether consumers will be responsible for them.