Sentence examples for because it takes longer from inspiring English sources
This suggests that under otherwise similar conditions, it is more likely to detect contamination in clay-rich geological formations because it takes longer for chemicals to return to its original state in these formations.
Because it takes longer to take effect, users suspecting a dud may unwittingly overdose.
AVAILABLE -- Mr. Smith said the corn after Aug. 1 has better flavor because it takes longer to mature.
In Britain, adopting from abroad is far less popular because it takes longer and is more expensive than adopting at home.
Another technology for capturing the energy of sunlight, solar thermal, also grew hugely, albeit more slowly because it takes longer to deploy.
Neither of those banks had staggered terms for their boards, which make a takeover more difficult because it takes longer for an acquirer to gain control of the board.
One parent remembers that he was running late for the school drop-off because it took longer to clear ice from the car windscreen.
In an interview this month, Kevin Surace, the chief executive of Serious Materials, said he had not rehired many workers because it took longer than expected to get the factory running again because much of the equipment was missing or damaged.
Carmakers have been much more reluctant than other Japanese manufacturers to move the bulk of their production to China and elsewhere, despite high costs at home, because it took longer to relocate production.
This Dominus is a relatively new kid on the block; the first vintage released was 1984, followed by 1983 because it took longer to come around, and then this 1985.
