Sentence examples for because it takes very from inspiring English sources

Set the guinea pig down, but make sure that its nostrils don't go underwater because it takes very little for them to drown.

And while that trend continues because it takes very rich gentlemen, indeed, to buy a slice of England's soccer heritage, Hull's story has a similarity to Fulham's.

"It takes very dedicated surgeons, because without the surgeons on board we are getting nothing," Halaban says.

"This feature is shared among most new Free Verse poets," says Kheir, "but I find it very important in his case because it takes a very confrontational form.

Indeed, an automatic conversion tool is very important to facilitate the generation of B abstract machines because it takes a very long time to establish them manually, especially for large models.

An American president should never fear to negotiate, because it takes a very powerful option off the table.

Nevertheless, her look is dependent on thinness because it takes a very small body frame not to look like a sofa in a Pucci kaftan.

These women are somewhat rare, because it takes a very particular type of woman to do this.

"Oil and gas has undue influence because it takes a very sustained and smart approach to political spending," Toro said.

Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club awarded the episode an "A–" and wrote that it "works because it takes this very silly idea and proceeds to take it seriously".

Why? Simply because it takes a very long time to move through the pipeline and garner the skills and experiences necessary to make it to the top.