Sentence examples for because they require more from inspiring English sources
Empowering innovations create jobs, because they require more and more people who can build, distribute, sell and service these products.
A spokeswoman for Enterprise Holdings said the hybrid vehicles are priced at "slightly higher rates than non-hybrid vehicles" because they "require more of an initial investment".
The Fed pays the Treasury 5.2 cents a bill for dollar bills to 12.7 cents for $100 bills because they require more security.
By Marguerite Holloway A new study found that nouns actually take longer to spit out than verbs do, presumably because they require more thought to produce.
Communal dining rooms are increasingly rare because they require more supervision, so inmates generally eat alone in their cells, giving them fewer opportunities to socialise.
The alternatives, for Davis, would have been ushering and bar work, "which would have been damaging to my career" because they require more time for less money.
In April, Specialty Manufacturing of Pineville, N.C., told N.H.T.S.A. that it was recalling about 15,000 escape hatches it sold to 13 busmakers because they required more effort to open than the government allowed.
Comparing the 10 medical conditions, patients with cerebrovascular disease had the longest LOS, especially in rehabilitation institutions, probably because they required more residential medical rehabilitation and psychosocial support before discharge.
But, be aware that because these doors swing out, they require more bathroom space.
Likewise one perhaps needs to pause before trumpeting Elle as one of the best pictures in this year's Cannes competition, if only because its implications are so problematic they require more time to be processed.
