Sentence examples for because it involves much from inspiring English sources

Innovation is a tough nut to crack because it involves much more than invention (see "Invention Is a Flower, Innovation Is a Weed" by Bob Metcalfe).

Because it involves much of the same terrain, the variables influencing post-fire debris flow occurrence and the elements-at-risk which are threatened are very similar.

I don't use it myself as an ingredient because it involves so much elaborate work.

As the social scientist Chris Argyris (one of the fathers of organizational-learning theory) put it, smart people have trouble learning because it involves so much floundering and failure.

But containing and shrinking the world of disorder is a huge task, precisely because it involves so much nation-building — beyond the capacity of any one country.

But a nifty new study finds that this idea is a myth and distance running is unlikely to contribute to the development of arthritis, precisely and paradoxically because it involves so much running.

But, sadly, the woman remained young and I got old.' Nor can he go to Eastbourne as he used to do for his summer holiday, because it involves too much walking.

But a lot of conservatives also hate the details of the plan that have leaked because it involves too much government spending.

He said the operation was more complex than the previous one carried out in Ohio because it involved transplanting much more tissue than before.

And setting up the production system in the first place is much simpler, because it involves far fewer stages.

This is a grotesque human rights abuse that doesn't get much attention because it involves private parts and is awkward to talk about.