Sentence examples for lie chiefly from inspiring English sources

Their differences lie chiefly in styling, prices and trim.

R.R.A.'s interests lie chiefly in the technical history of the record business: copyrights, patents, pressings, release dates, etc.

Suggested alterations to be explored in the design of new compounds are the placement at the 3′ and 4′ position of the phenyl ring of electron-withdrawing groups that lie chiefly in the plane of the ring, for example, halogen substituents on the 3′,4′-benzo analog, 79.

Until that happens, the evening's pleasures lie chiefly in the mixture of gravitas and wit that Mr. Russell Beale brings to Sydney Bruhl, the down-on-his-luck Connecticut playwright with a forbidding arsenal of weaponry, and a pair of Houdini's handcuffs worth $12,000.

However, the geographic position of the rivers and the direction of their flow do not coincide with the location of cultivable lands; the most fertile and still insufficiently used lands lie chiefly in the south, northeast, and west, whereas the principal rivers run mostly in the east.

These lands lie chiefly in the eastern states.

The fault lies chiefly with India's uncompetitive manufacturing.

Alexander's importance lies chiefly in his efforts to assist Russia's emergence from the past.

It lies chiefly in the basins of the upper Vorskla, Donets, and Oskol rivers.

The Kagera River basin, mountainous and dotted with lakes and swamps, lies chiefly in Rwanda and includes Akagera National Park.

The present-day city lies chiefly on the Douro's north (right) bank, sprawling outward from the older riverside district known as the Ribeira.