Sentence examples for with entailed from inspiring English sources

He introduced from France the hereditary titles of duke and marquess, with entailed estates, creating the class of grandees from his relatives and supporters; he thereby gained the title of El de las Mercedes.

Increasing NiO especially at the Ni/W ratio of 4 stimulates the develop of a tailored morphology (nanoplates/nanowires with crystallites size of 11 nm) with entailed mesoporous surface texturing values (SBET = 100.7 m2/g and Vp = .186 cm3/g) exceeding those exhibited at Ni/W ratio of 1 and 2 and rather shows a monomodal type of pores at 3.5 nm.

Data text, meaning units with entailed code were read several times and seven different pedagogical strategies could be described as a result of this final analysis.

First, it burdens employers with the bureaucracy entailed with claiming money back through the tax system and the audit regimes that come with this.

The treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis with glatiramer acetate entailed cost savings when compared to interferon-β in patients with spasticity, which not only resulted from its lower costs of therapy and relapse management but also from its favourable effect on reducing spasticity.

Thus Donovan and his family became unlikely fixtures of the Manchester club scene, with all that entailed.

Even then there was some wriggling over precisely what this entailed, with Johnson allies insisting neither Howard nor his press secretary, Guy Black, has actually pressed the MP on the matter.

"But they are quite chilling when you think about what the invasion would have really entailed, with German tanks landing on the beaches and then rolling northwards through Kent".

Perhaps being dead is powerless to harm us since any harm that might be associated with it is entailed in, and brought about by, death itself, which is responsible for limiting the duration of our lives, and all that that entails.

With a fully entailed ontology loaded into a triple store, we were able to issue SPARQL queries to find pseudogenes matching the criteria specified by Cases 1 and 2. In both cases, the SPARQL queries are quite simple and direct.

In addition, NP+ve disease was associated with work that entailed elevation of the hand above shoulder height, carrying weights ≥ 5 kg in one hand, and twisting of the neck for > 0.5 hours, while NP-ve illness was more common when work involved prolonged flexion of the neck.