entails in a sentence

• Just what that resolution will entail is anybody's guess.
• It always entails a tough reaction, anywhere in the world.
• Both of our jobs entail getting everybody on his team ready.
• They have wholeheartedly rejected the shelter system and all that entails.
• This shows what being a peacekeeper in an ongoing war entails.
• Abramson sees no way around the racial tensions this might entail.
• But Lott did not elaborate on what those compromises might entail.
• Qassem would not offer details of what this help would entail.
• This would entail a big risk for Airbus and its partners.
• The cuts also could entail spinning off or selling business units.
• It's difficult to see entails in a sentence .
• But that entails political risks that Kim has shunned all along.
• That entails paying more attention to your diet and exercise habits.
• They are finding themselves, which entails losing us and Grafton.
• Other parts of the deal entail even heftier investments by Columbia.
• Or anyone whose theater job entails a tussle with the elements.
• Checking at the transmission level entails reading the substance of messages.
• However, he spoke about some of the issues it entails.
• Usually war entails old men sending young men off to die.
• Neither Klein nor Herbold would suggest what an agreement might entail.
• Besides, he loves any medium that entails knotty technical problems.