Sentence examples for would also entail from inspiring English sources

But the additional private spending stimulated by Mr. Bush's tax cuts would also entail some waste.

Changing the name would also entail changing the company's stock ticker symbol, currently AOL.

Slower Asian growth would also entail slower growth in Asian demand for American exports.

That would also entail closing the gun-show loopholes, closing straw purchases, and instilling the red-flag system.

The sale, which Mr. Spano said he hoped to close next year, would also entail what he said were cleanup costs from $3 million to $5 million.

I told her that it would be great if she wants to learn photography, and that it would also entail mastery of the mathematical elements of photography.

Mr. Gore said the transition to individual accounts would inevitably also entail "raising the retirement age or cutting benefits".

It would probably also entail a decentralisation of power away from Bangkok so that citizens of regions such as the north-east feel less alienated from their rulers a sense of alienation that, more than ethnic or religious tensions, underpins the long-running, bloody insurgency in the Muslim-majority southern provinces.

The stadium howled for a penalty, which would also have entailed a red card, but referee Pavel Kralovec waved play on.

If carried too far, it would conflict with many forms of curative surgery that also entail some change in God's creation" [ 38].

Exit may also entail costs.