Sentence examples for effectiveness lies from inspiring English sources
Self's effectiveness lies in repetition, Hinson said.
The problem is when you outsource democratic services, online or face-to-face, you tend to outsource the culture change upon which their effectiveness lies.
But, as impressive as those statistics no doubt are, the most persuasive evidence for Quinnell's effectiveness lies, as it always has done, on the field.
Although the treatment is cheap, costing as little as $10 for the entire six-month course of drugs administered daily, its effectiveness lies in proper administration.
Cisplatin's effectiveness lies in how easily it releases its platinum molecule, freeing it to cross-link DNA strands, disrupting cell division and forcing the cell to undergo suicide.
Mr. Hardy and Mr. Edgerton — an Englishman and an Australian playing a pair of Irish-American he-men — are physically potent actors, but the key to the movie's effectiveness lies in their ability to convey fragility.
Where there is evidence of effectiveness, lay health advisers are not always cost-effective.
The American constitution's beauty and effectiveness lie in its simplicity, its clarity and its brevity.
Its power and effectiveness lie in the likelihood that the voter will not sort out the details of the accusations.
It oversaw aid programs designed to win hearts and minds of South Vietnamese villagers, and its effectiveness lay in closely coordinating its efforts with the military.
The set's effectiveness lay in its intellectual vividness, the way it not only evoked Hamlet's mentality but upbraided the moral faculties of the audience.
