Sentence examples for example lies in the from inspiring English sources
The most obvious example lies in the education system.
An obvious example lies in the impact between moving wave and moving hull.
The source of the title story, for example, lies in the £25 postwar loan her father received from His Majesty.
One example lies in the assignment of property rights over "commons", such as fisheries, that are abused because they belong at once to everyone and no one.
Instead he points to the improvements made by schools that are using data to sharpen teaching.Sandfields Comprehensive School, for example, lies in the middle of a housing estate close to a steel works and the site of a former petrochemical plant on the edge of Port Talbot.
The key to this puzzling example lies in the fact that more women are applying for jobs that are harder to get.
The Taklamakan Desert is an example, lying in the rain shadow of the Himalayas and receiving less than 38 mm precipitation annually.
One of the examples lies in the gene with locus name Sb02g039380.
An example lies in surely the world's best villanelle, the poem of grief for his dying father, Do not go gentle into that good night, mingling classic iambic pentameter with Welsh cynghanedd, where consonants are echoed, or mirrored.
Another example lies in Bishop T.D. Jakes, the internationally known African American evangelical star dubbed as the black Billy Graham.
Perhaps another example lies in a convention that individuals chosen to represent the State of Florida in the American Electoral College (the body which actually chooses the American President by majority vote) must vote for the Presidential candidate for whom a plurality of Floridians voted on election night.
