Sentence examples for because it took a from inspiring English sources

Emergency care was not at its best because it took a long time for the doctor to put on fresh PPE and get into the ward to see a patient.

Société Générale, based in Paris, said its profit fell largely because it took a charge of around 1 billion euros to revalue the cost of its own debt.

Mr. Rasmussen rejected suggestions that the United States was reducing its commitment to NATO because it took a secondary role in the operations against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya.

That's because it took a break from its usual fight-to-the-last shot war-of-attrition style and had its two best teams steamroll their way through the conference finals, the Boston Bruins having polished off a nifty sweep of the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Chicago Blackhawks having only a little more trouble with the defending champion Los Angeles Kings.

But that's because it took a $250 million hit to its acquisition-related goodwill.

A state audit revealed that the University of Wisconsin lost $286,700 on its Rose Bowl appearance in 1998 because it took a small army, a traveling party of 832, to Pasadena.

Because it takes a lot of dollars.

"I didn't ask Doug to do this, because it takes a lot of time".

"Their rules are very difficult to change" because it takes a "two-thirds majority.

I really try hard not to fall asleep because it takes a while to wake up.

It's hard to establish this kind of program because it takes a lot of commitment and money".