entailing in a sentence

• Those missions, though entailing risks, would be defined and limited.
• Nevertheless, the proposal is specific, entailing the following:
• Many games are held on the plaza entailing the province.
• A Muslim society should not condone relations entailing or conducive to sexual license.
• It is a view of the LA Basin entailing roughly 10 million people.
• Successive canvases were experiments entailing the addition of white colors to create tints.
• The company's autopsy will be a complicated affair, entailing numerous lawsuits.
• People claimed to have sudden visions for memorials entailing doves, angels and bells.
• The cabinet was more progressive, entailing increased government spending funded by higher taxes.
• In December, the Ba'ath Party composed a proposal entailing total union.
• It's difficult to see entailing in a sentence .
• A baptistry was also incorporated in the hall for services entailing baptism by immersion.
• A commemorative publication dedicated to Smith entailing a bibliography of Smith's publications.
• The mere hint of war and entailing anxiety can inflict a great loss upon us,
• More saw the loss of Christian culture as entailing intellectual as well as moral collapse.
• Environmental stewardship is typically thought of as entailing reducing human impacts into the natural world.
• They soon became very popular entailing the establishment of numerous Kabarett venues all over Berlin.
• The plea involved a fine of US $ 25 million, also entailing 5 years probation.
• In this case, the Bankruptcy Court applied a reasonable person test entailing a duty to investigate.
• German and Japanese prototypes use superconducting electromagnets that operate at subfreezing temperatures, entailing enormous refrigeration expenses.
• The relevant treaty stipulated that it was only a personal tribute, not entailing any legal obligations.