Sentence examples for lay mostly in from inspiring English sources

The distinction lay mostly in style: Barnes was urbane and anecdotal; Kavanagh was lean and to the point.

When the reef was rocked by an unprecedented second mass bleaching event in the space of a year, the coral hardest-hit by heat stress lay mostly in the tourist-heavy latitudes between Cairns and Townsville.

The necessity of the next three decades (and 400 pages) for Peppiatt lay mostly in how he would keep up, and stay interesting enough for the artist to want him around.

Up in the hills the royal palaces lay mostly in ruins, bombed repeatedly in the wars which, since 1979, had seen Afghanistan ravaged first by Soviet invaders, then by iconoclastic Taliban rulers and then by an American war of revenge.

During the first week or so the subject lay mostly in abeyance as I was weaned off the medications I came in on and tried to acclimatize to life on 4 Center.

Studies of NHS records first revealed the dangers of thalidomide; established an association between power lines and childhood leukaemia; showed autism had nothing to do with the MMR vaccine; and more recently highlighted England's poor cancer survival rates, a problem that lay mostly in late diagnosis.

My interests lie mostly in and around algebraic geometry.

The setting is the Kalahari Desert, which lies mostly in Botswana.

Her power lies mostly in her intuition and shopoholic charm.

The county lies mostly in the Pecos River valley, rising in the east to a High Plains region.

The causes of poverty, they tend to argue, lie mostly in the behaviour of the poor.