Sentence examples for influence lie from inspiring English sources

ONAGAWA, Japan — At age 39, Yoshiaki Suda, the new mayor of this town that was destroyed by last March's tsunami, oversees a community where the votes, money and influence lie among its large population of graying residents.

It is worth noting that the three key residues controlling stereoselectivity lie close to the substrate, but others with less influence lie even closer (or alternatively, those lying closer cannot be changed without harming catalytic activity).

For the real influence lies in the hands of Trump's children and son-in-law.

But the most influence lies with community leaders, who can encourage public dialogue on AIDS and acceptance of the disease.

Of all the arts that Van Doesburg touched perhaps his greatest influence lay in the area of architecture and design.

China's parliament may not be about rejecting legislation, but it is a good indicator of where influence lies.

Yet the bigger threat to its ambitions to reassert regional influence lies in its own attitude towards the neighbours.

Their real influence lies in their ability to shift the centre of political gravity in their direction.

Mattheson's compositions include oratorios, operas, and instrumental works, but his influence lies mainly in his scholarly writings.

The key to this influence lay with his wife, who had been Anne's firm companion and guide through all the political upheavals of the past two decades.

The problem with Bloom's impressive theory of influence lies in his emphatically Oedipal vision of how poets wrestle with their precursors.