Sentence examples for because that takes from inspiring English sources

The biggest immediate threat isn't starvation, because that takes time.

Too many of our politicians practice deranged rant rhetoric because that takes no effort and far too many people accept this practice.

Cristopher wants to own a car dealership one day: "Acura, Toyota — not a Ferrari or something, because that takes too much money".

"Secondly we are targeting certain products such as Lelli Kelly shoes and magazines that come with free makeup, because that takes away choice.

"But that, unfortunately, wasn't expressed strongly in the dossier, because that takes away the case for war, to a certain extent," Kelly said.

So frankly I'm in favour of trying to use the machine you've got rather than redesign the machine because that takes time, inevitably takes time," he said.

"One of the things I'd do differently is not to have said that we were building a boat, but to say that we were engineering the materials to build it, because that took the most time," admitted Mr. de Rothschild.

Another possibility is that fewer students liked generating the questions, because that took more effort than simply answering questions.

Nolan has also stressed the importance of establishing a clear point of view in his films, and makes frequent use of "the shot that walks into a room behind a character, because ... that takes [the viewer] inside the way that the character enters".

Maybe because it's a process that takes time.

Agriculture Department officials say those cases are unlikely because stores that take the benefits have to be approved by the agency.