Sentence examples for because it requires more from inspiring English sources
But balance is harder as a single parent because it requires more organization.
He explained that hearing a recording could be more disturbing than seeing an image because it requires more imagination.
Sports participation has bloomed accordingly, though football has lagged because it requires more players, coaches, equipment and facilities.
This comparative approach obviously needs to be upgraded, because it requires more man-hours and causes more design errors than a fully automated design procedure.
They may be reluctant to use a new strategy because it requires more effort or work than the procedures they routinely use.
For years, dentists have been advised to stop using slow, D-speed film for X-rays because it requires more radiation than faster film.
But it does have a known drawback: It's considerably more expensive than flooding--because it requires more extensive irrigation equipment--so federal and state governments have promoted the technique by paying subsidies to farmers.
James Lima, an assistant city commissioner of housing preservation and development, said the project never got off the ground because it required more than $100 million in public financing.
Of all those strands, I imagined the Mitchell material to be the most treacherous, not because it required more chutzpah than to imagine the state of mind of Frederick Douglass or an Irish housemaid, but because the man is still living — and in an apartment less than 10 blocks from McCann's writing cupboard.
Expectations for Photoshop's success were tempered by concerns over the capabilities of personal computers (PCs) in the early 1990s to run the program because it required more computer memory than most PCs came with or even, in some cases, than could be installed.
She believed that comedy was more difficult to play than drama because it required more precise timing and said that more emphasis should be placed upon comedy as part of an actor's training.
