Sentence examples for takes more doing from inspiring English sources

Frankel is beating his contemporaries by longer distances at a shorter trip, which takes more doing than it does for horses that weren't winning by so far, at the longer trip.

Putting the issue at the top of Mr Xi's list will apparently take more doing.

This is true of a lot of dishes, but particularly of ones made from vegetables, those unwieldy things that take more doing than anything else in the kitchen does before they're even close to done.

If doing nothing takes more effort than doing something than you've misunderstood the wisdom of Wu-Wei (like I did!).

It's all about time - instructing people takes more time than doing it yourself.

It may be easier to cut and decorate boxes before assembling them, but this takes more planning before doing.

Also, much of what they can do often takes more effort and is done more slowly (De Beni & Cornoldi, 1998; Vanlierde & Wanet-Defalque, 2004).

Oregon may score more than Alabama, but it takes more plays to do so.

The problem: It takes more time to do the same amount of work.

It takes more work, but does produce results.

The tinting kit method takes more time to do, but lasts longer.