What the role entails

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I don't know what the role entails or anything like that, it's a decision that's taken above us.

Since you already know what the role entails, you are at an advantage because all you need to do is explain what you have contributed to the company while in this role.

When I first started studying to be a nurse, I admit I was naive and unaware of exactly what the role entailed.

He donned the uniform jacket -- "That's very interesting," he commented while putting it on -- and learned from the hotel's real bellman what the role entailed.

"I had read the script, so of course I knew what the role entailed," said Kim of the most explicit scenes.

We provided clear information about what the roles entailed and how they would be supported through their involvement (appropriate cofacilitator training, feeding back data and research results, and organising data analysis meetings).

I knew this with as much conviction, and about as much knowledge of what the role actually entailed, as other kids might have wanted to be an astronaut or President.

Individuals interested in volunteering with PANDA apply and attend an information session to better understand what the role would entail.

However, what that role entails could vary greatly, depending on your situation.

The interviewees felt like they had been clinically well prepared to work as doctors and in particular had graduated with good clinical and communication skills and had a good knowledge of what the role of doctor entailed.

But most of those knew little or nothing about what the role of commissioner will entail.