Sentence examples for would just entail from inspiring English sources

Like many people would, Congregalli assumed that being a modern Viking would just entail some play-fighting in reenactments, but he quickly found out that it was a way of life.

Like many people would, Congregalli assumed that being a modern Viking would just entail some fake fighting in reenactments, but he quickly found out that it was a way of life.

And the politicians' reaction to General Kilinc's remarks suggests that the brasshats' other worry, the loss of influence that EU membership would entail, may just be starting.From the left, the prime minister, Bulent Ecevit, said flatly that "EU membership is Turkey's right, there is no question of seeking alternatives".

That would entail buying just one raffle ticket, though, and if you really want the machine it could be good to buy more.

Such investments would inevitably entail a measure of waste, just as the anti-government movement claims.

Of the letter cited by Cain, he says that he wasn't "advocating revolution, just explaining what it would entail".

Republicans thought that the regulations would be too expensive and would entail too much government oversight.

This would also entail enquiring about symptoms of anorectal STIs and not just genital symptoms of STIs.

But that is what speaking falsely would entail, since speaking falsely just is to say something that is not.

* * * What I hadn't counted on was that our attempt to capitalize on the move would entail reckoning with not just my childhood but my fashion sense.

Sovereign defaults would entail much more than just a haircut on German banks' government-bond exposures.