Sentence examples for cases lie from inspiring English sources

Far bigger cases lie on the horizon.

Greenland, in return, is keen to press ahead with exploring for its mineral resources, which in many cases lie trapped under 150 metres of ice.

The shale gas industry, for its part, could erode Russia's once seemingly untouchable monopoly pricing power on natural gas, if the industry can duplicate Fort Worth-scale results from a belt of shale deposits in Poland and Ukraine that in some cases lie right under the pipelines carrying Gazprom's gas.

The 44BIPY molecules in both the cases lie about an inversion centre connected by the acid molecules on either side.

Other potential use cases lie within peer-to-peer marketplace apps similar to Airbnb, Uber; an addressable market estimated at around US$26 billion.

Tanaka's sum capacity for binary and Guo-Verdu's sum capacity for nonbinary cases lie between lower and upper bounds in the asymptotic case.

Behind these individual cases lies a bigger problem of consumer powerlessness in the social media firmament.

In some nonjury criminal cases, lay judges sit alongside professional judges and have an equal vote.

Behind all these controversial cases lay a vast array of theologians who shared the views of their colleagues and waited for the tempest to pass.

This Holmes falls into modern-style funks between cases, lying on the sofa, suffused with anomie, unshaven and unkempt, surrounded by a pile of debris.

The huge increase in production that came with the boom has caused a glut: a surplus of 100m cases lies unsold and is growing by 20m-40m a year. 20m-40m a year