Sentence examples for word entails from inspiring English sources
Edinburgh in August is a place where the freaks come out, and are encouraged to do so; it is a cabaret, and all that loose and inclusive word entails.
At that time, I don't even know if I could really comprehend what that word entailed.
Empowerment [ 1- 4] is a frequently used and sometimes abused word entailing an ideal increasing in popularity and application in many domains and particularly in health [ 5, 6].
Panel A: The words with most different scores between the labMT and ANEW dictionaries are suggestive of the different meanings that such words entail for the different demographic surveyed to score the words.
Reckoning, a prerequisite to reconciliation, is a harsher word which entails coming to terms with the calamity, staring at oneself in the mirror, and making amends – historical, political and material.
Author's response: Obviously, the use of the word 'freaks' entails a particular perspective that may not be held by all.
In other words, it entails minimum cost while yielding maximum possible corresponding benefit (pavement performance).
In other words, it entails the examination of certain conditions under which the contraction mapping yields a fixed point.
The wording might entail neutral states having to supply military capability.
When writing an essay that isn't fact-based, incorporating words to entail things from your life is key.
Mr. Schundler's escalation of the war of words over abortion entails great risks and opportunities for both candidates, particularly this early in the campaign.
