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Meanings of entail a loss in English

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Usage of entail a loss in English
1
It argued that "leaving would not entail a loss of British influence on the world stage".
The Guardian
2
Import duties result in diverting labor into less economical channels, and hence entail a loss to the community as a whole.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
3
The illness was certain to entail a loss of more than $50,000 to his business.
Brewster's Millions
4
Through careful reprogramming, these subprograms will entail a loss of no more than 2.3% and 2.9% of my productivity respectively.
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
5
It is not clear that this loss of continuity entails a loss of moral status.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
6
In March, 1807, the warehouses occupied by Clementi's new firm were destroyed by fire, entailing a loss of about forty thousand pounds.
Great Violinists and Pianists
7
A failure to complete the circuit entails a loss of turn, and on the next round the player begins again at the first compartment.
Philippine Folk-Tales
8
Four hundred and fifty houses of brick, stone, and wood were destroyed, entailing a loss, according to the computation of the local agent of R.G.
Oregon, Washington and Alaska; Sights and Scenes for the Tourist
9
It is said that bankruptcy and the liquidation of bubble companies entailed a loss of a round $90,000,000.
Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View
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