Sentence examples similar to yet taking more time from inspiring English sources

How did they defy the laws of business physics, taking more time than competitors yet performing better?

Meanwhile, the Association for Scottish Public Affairs suggested yet another possibility - a "slower legislative process", taking more time over passing new bills so that all the possible consequences can be digested and improvements considered.

Yet anyone who thinks that her 14th book is about kicking back and taking more time off fundamentally misunderstands Thrive, and indeed Huffington herself.

Yet our rural life takes more time and effort.

And yet real comfort and calm will take more time.

"In my view, we need to have something so completely different that we haven't thought of it yet," King said — and that will probably take more time than the government would like.

Center is not the main focus of class yet for beginners so it will likely take more time after a few classes.

Yet the convergence of computers and entertainment has taken more time to evolve than people like Grove had hoped.

Yet some human rights groups fear it will take more time to change Zimbabwe's culture of intimidation.

I haven't yet completed Trico – it seems like the kind of game that takes more time than I had available to do so right now.

GPs had to invest time by providing participant data and excluding certain people; yet, since GPs prioritize patient care and cure and not research, recruitment took more time than planned.