Sentence examples for because it involved more from inspiring English sources

In 1960, he worked briefly on President Dwight Eisenhower's "Commission on National Goals", but he resigned because "it involved more work than in the present state of my health I care to add to the judicial work that I am still trying to do".

This was a deft collection, though not just because it involved more Parisian heft than we've seen from Mr. Armani.

This was no small feat because it involved more than meets the eye.

The senior man says he did not inform his superiors.The Munich investigation is potentially more embarrassing for Siemens because it involves more money at least €400m allegedly misappropriated in its telecoms division for bribery and other uses and allegations against former board members.

The question of monitoring those who monitor us is a difficult one, largely because it involves more government.

But a number of political analysts say they regard Mr. Bo's dismissal as potentially more serious because it involves more than a struggle for control.

Babylon's bureau has attracted more resistance than the others around the state, and that may be because it involves more money.

He said one explanation may be that many residents ride the subway; studies have shown that compared with people who drive, those who use public transportation tend to be thinner because it involves more walking.

The complexity of clinical research arises because it involves more than just a contract between subject and investigator brokered over an informed consent document.

When firms with a high ownership concentration export to a diversity of destinations, this has a negative interaction in the relationship between ownership concentration and export intensity because it involves more complex information processing.

However, recent reports suggest the TGA is superior for assessing coagulation status because it involves more physiological systems and measures total thrombin generation over time [ 5– 7].