If you are citing a quote from How to Cite like a Champion and be Better than Other Writers, the in-text citation would be: Citing sources can get annoying because "it can take awhile" (Cite like a Champion 72).
He believes that in flat or down markets, Berkshire will be able to outperform others because it can take advantage of opportunities — with its huge cash pile — that others cannot.
Because it can take the bigger vessels, it has seen its share of traffic between Asia and the east coast of the United States rise from 30% four years ago to 42% by October last year.
It's scary because it can take so many forms and ignorance, at its core, is unapologetic and thereby immune to reasoning.
Those discussions also need to be had around this form, because it can take you anywhere".
That's because it can take three weeks or longer for them to get to market, according to Mr. Klein.
That is because it can take decades for liver problems to show up, and many times they never do.
While insurers track accidents closely, their data lags behind real time because it can take months to settle claims.
Everyone agrees that philanthropy is special because it can take risks that governments and market-based investors shy away from.
Because it can take years for a new design to go into production, it is early to measure his results.
The timing is important because it can take two months or more to close down a contract, several development professionals said.
