Sentence examples for would entail further from inspiring English sources

An Iranian nuclear test would entail further isolation from the international community, which Tehran could ill afford.

Closing the gap would entail further spending cuts or tax rises beyond George Osborne's present round of austerity in order to stabilise the new country's finances.

Several City Council members opposed the project on grounds that it would entail further expansion of the museum into the sacred precincts of Central Park, already a sore point raised by the Met's vast building projects of the 1970's.

US Secretary of State John Kerry warned on Saturday, following a meeting with Philip Hammond, the Foreign Secretary, that a continued failure of the ceasefire would entail "further consequences, including consequences that will place added strains on Russia's already troubled economy".

Nor certain whether that outcome would definitely entail further coalition.

These observations entail further empirical research in this area.

Further, this would entail an entirely new set of experiments that would probably take years to carry out.

Further plot description would entail spoilers, because Eric Rudnick's intriguing albeit quirky dark comic spin on the eternal clash between integrity and ambition in Hollywood has more twists than a Carmageddon reroute.

Should you wish to progress to Postgraduate Certificate or Master's level, this would entail a minimum study duration of a further two years.

The Bank said that Carney would be making a speech on Thursday at 4pm on its website but provided no further details about what it would entail.

"It is my fervent hope that this action will spare this community the further anguish that a removal hearing would entail and allow the healing process to move forward".