Sentence examples for lie decisively from inspiring English sources
Despite much consternation in the West, none of this is likely to affect core American interests — they lie decisively in the Gulf.
An ACLU policy statement states:Our way forward lies in decisively turning our backs on the policies and practices that violate our greatest strength: our Constitution and the commitment it embodies to the rule of law.
Yet it was also a night when neither Mr. Obama nor Mrs. Clinton could decisively lay claim — or even secure an edge — to the nomination, assuring an electoral fight that will unfold for weeks to come.
There would never be a male Pill, he said, because women probably rightly would not trust the men to take it.Observing the future from his sofa, where he liked to lie and think, he saw humans decisively uncoupling sex from procreation.
Over the past 6 years, the Ontario government has moved decisively to lay the foundation for the development of a two-tiered system of postsecondary education.
"What a shame that it should lie neglected or be put to trivial uses when it is the easiest way to improve law and justice decisively and at one stroke," he said.
Once again, lie, lie, lie. .
"Acting quickly and decisively to an emerging situation lies at the heart of racing," he added.
The more data he looked at, the more small business owners he talked to, the more convinced he became that unless the MPC acted quickly and decisively to cut interest rates, disaster lay ahead.
What is decisively new in the Christian, New Testament faith in God lies in the fact that this faith is so closely bound up with the person, teaching, and work of Jesus Christ that it is difficult to draw boundaries between theology (doctrines of God) and Christology (doctrines of Christ).
