Sentence examples for lay more with from inspiring English sources
The SDLP's communications adviser, Tom Kelly, said its problems lay more with strategy and presentation than fundamental policy.
But you always had the sense that his heart lay more with the bankers he was overseeing than the homeowners who needed help.
The source of the drunken troubles, he added, lay more with the cheap prices of the alcohol in the bars and not the drinking between the bars.
As happened in Lodz, Poland, in Prague during the mid-60s and to some extent, at Mosfilm in Moscow, filmmakers were relatively free to make what they liked – the problem lay more with getting their work seen.
As reports flooded South Africa's news sites over the last week, it seemed as if editors' sympathies lay more with Pistorius than Steenkamp as theories about an "accidental shooting" were quickly offered well before the facts were ascertained.
Rather, the stridency lay more with the first violin, which sounded as if it was very slightly, but consistently, out of tune, despite Ms. Comparone's lusty efforts to support it.
The problem lies more with Germany's federal structure.
But the real explanation lies more with finance than with politics.
But some say the problem lies more with the Ad Council's own unwieldy process.
The ambiguity lies more with David than "the left", because those who criticise Israel do so from consistent anti-racism.
Mr. Syriani has served since 1983, which raises questions among some investors about whether his allegiances lie more with the company than with shareholders.
