Sentence examples for description lies from inspiring English sources

The correct description lies between the two limits represented by D3 and D3-BJ.

The Kremlin, by this description, lies at the center of a constellation of official and quasi-official rackets.

The recruitment process may start with the need to find someone to contribute, today, with an exact set of skills, but at the center of that job description lies one core area of expertise.

The main difference between QD and interpretive description lies in the data analysis, where interpretative description goes beyond mere description and aims to provide an in-depth conceptual description and understanding of a phenomenon, and QD stays closer to the data obtained.

Beneath the concise description lay a concept which, when it went before parents at a forum in June 2011, was thought to be an "innovative" solution to issues facing the area.

But behind the jobs' impressively lighthearted descriptions lies a serious goal: resuscitating the country's tourism industry, which experts say has about 36,000 unfilled positions and has been hit hard by a strong Australian dollar.

And within each of those seemingly anodyne descriptions lie stories that uncover other, more disturbing aspects - the decline of fishmonger skills, the neglect of New Orleans and its inhabitants' efforts to use food as a means of civic regeneration, the consequences of the rise in food prices - each presented with exquisite filleting to present the meat of the issue.

Alongside this development the simplistic presumption of lay and professional/expert views as necessarily polarized has given way to the accumulation of a 'richer, thicker description of lay concepts of health and illness'[ 16].

His description of lying on that roof goes on for almost too long, until Clune shakes himself out of the reverie to address the reader directly.

Researchers accessing a population study should provide it with a description in lay language of their research as well as the results obtained, including negative results.

Each involved a detailed description (in lay terms) of five evidence-based falls prevention interventions (group exercise, home-based exercise, home assessment and modifications, psychotropic medication review, and multifactorial interventions).