Examples of 'takes quite a bit of' in a sentence

Meaning of "takes quite a bit of"

takes quite a bit of - This phrase suggests that something requires a substantial amount of effort or time

How to use "takes quite a bit of" in a sentence

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takes quite a bit of
It takes quite a bit of practice to get used to.
Stately treading takes quite a bit of puff.
It takes quite a bit of intelligence to build one.
Printing them one by one takes quite a bit of time.
It takes quite a bit of time to become enlightened.
Deciphering an image like that takes quite a bit of an intellectual effort.
It takes quite a bit of practice.
Deciding on the right road bike takes quite a bit of thought and consideration.
It takes quite a bit of courage to live both sides of life.
Growing large plants such as melons and pumpkins takes quite a bit of work.
Eating health takes quite a bit of discipline.
Takes quite a bit of work, foraging for all of that snow.
This is expected since it takes quite a bit of time to recover from a marathon.
It takes quite a bit of work to get FEMA certified.
Operating a CNC milling machine takes quite a bit of knowledge and formal training.

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It takes quite a bit of effort, climbing mountains.
Currently, this takes quite a bit of time.
It takes quite a bit of time to get good at it, classic 3-reel slots.
Since this has to be done by hand, it takes quite a bit of time.
That takes quite a bit of doing.
I am not going to lie, the mirror glaze takes quite a bit of time.
But this takes quite a bit of knowledge and marketing expertise.
Unlike a domestic, public adoption, an international adoption takes quite a bit of money to complete.
But it takes quite a bit of time to build up the Ki for this move.
Proving that to yourself takes quite a bit of doing, huh?
That takes quite a bit of time management, for sure.
It 's easy and incredibly inexpensive, but takes quite a bit of time.
Sometimes it takes quite a bit of time to get an academic publication!
It 's not always easy, in fact, it often it takes quite a bit of distancing.
I know it takes quite a bit of practice, determination, and hard work to put on a show.
Under low light, the phone takes quite a bit of time to focus as well.
So, building credit takes quite a bit of effort - is it really worth it?
Narrator, And it takes quite a bit of noise.
However, the scanning takes quite a bit of time, some amount of patience, and a steady hand.
Oh, um, this usually takes quite a bit of time to treat.
That actually takes quite a bit of skill, Joy. Try to dip one in the salsa.
That actually takes quite a bit of skill, Joy.
Due to its size, it takes quite a bit of time to tease out the….
Installing the template takes quite a bit of time . To save it, we are free,.
This, of course, takes quite a bit of practice!

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