Sentence examples for considerations lie from inspiring English sources

But those considerations lie ahead.

A number of considerations lie in the way of an organised phase-out of nuclear power in Japan.

While I wouldn't consider the tabloids how-to manuals, divorcing women can definitely benefit from learning what financial considerations lie behind the stories played out in entertainment news headlines.

While many of the above considerations lie far in the future, keep in mind that we will soon have about a million more drones set to fly in our skies and our rules are still skeletal, vague and in many cases non-existent.

Thus the goals of medicine and other normative considerations lie just below the surface of these evidentiary questions, and evidence becomes an instrument of, rather than a substitute for, politics.

There is only "warmth" and "ease of disrobing for Portaloo emergencies", and somewhere within the Venn diagram of those two considerations lies your festival wardrobe.

A complicated mix of war, weather and logistical considerations lies behind the extraordinary influx of refugees and migrants into Europe this summer.

The importance of these historical considerations lies in the fact that most of our current knowledge about GAD rests on outdated definitions, including most of the literature pertaining to treatment.

On the basis of a large scale on-farm survey of English arable farmers, contemporary attitudes towards DEC acceptance suggest that the majority of these farmers would not consider growing DECs, with a range of financial, land quality, practical and moral considerations lying behind their cited preferences.

Six of the venues under consideration lie north of the Scottish border, where the Civil Aviation Authority CAAA) named Campbeltown airport, home of the Mull of Kintyre music festival, and Glasgow Prestwick airport, the only place where Elvis is proved to have set foot in the UK, as contenders.

The frequency band under consideration lies in the neighborhood of the first natural frequency of the tube where shock waves are known to appear.