Sentence examples for because it could take from inspiring English sources

The US intelligence estimate is unfortunate timing for the Bush administration because it could take the steam out of its efforts to push for further sanctions against Iran at the UN.

Uranium enrichment was the most promising, because it could take place in hidden facilities, emitting few traces.

The effectiveness of the process is not clear, because it could take years, longer than the lifetime of the tires.

(The Pentagon chose the Osprey because it could take off from the Pentagon, fly swiftly to New York and land at the Wall Street Pier 6 helicopter pad).

Clear Channel survived and did well because it could take advantage of the F.C.C. rules, and the economies of scale of automated programming and centralized management.

The discovery should have no immediate effect on world oil or gasoline prices because it could take three years or more to begin extracting oil.

It's extremely rude and frustrating to the host of the party because it could have taken them hours to get penguins to go to their party!

Still, Mr. Entner said that the satellite companies were astute in backing out of the auctions because, by his estimates, it could take 20 years or more to generate a return on their investment in spectrum.

Because of such "bursts", it could take some time before the increased emotional availability in the parent child dyad will affect child development; hence, the differences in emotional availability between groups, which occur just after treatment (T2), first manifest in the child at T3.

If bird flu reaches the United States, where is it likely to show up first? A. Although health officials expect bird flu to reach the United States, it is impossible to predict where it may show up first, in part because there are several routes it could take.

Of course, this land rush wouldn't be possible if OEMs were concerned about Android's future because of patent issues — and it could take years for these to be resolved.