Sentence examples for lies anywhere from inspiring English sources

Research by the House of Commons library concluded that the figure lies anywhere between 15% and 53%.

This remarkable result derives from two preliminary theorems: (a) the areas of all triangles on the same base, whose third vertex lies anywhere on an indefinitely extended line parallel to the base, are equal; and (b) the area of a triangle is half that of any parallelogram (including any rectangle) with the same base and height.

Understand any aspect of the so-called news agenda: understand, in particular, whether there lies anywhere within it an honest attempt to reflect what people actually want to know, or whether they're all just burning chicken-claws and having a giggle.

Yet, if his power lies anywhere it is in how he imagines the future, drawing on interests like science fiction and sports as well as the couture traditions of the house, which, as part of Gucci Group, is owned by PPR, the retail company Mr. Pinault founded.

Note that if x lies anywhere except on the segment of real axis from 1 to ∞, where a cut is imposed (1.12) defines an analytic function of x for σ > 0. However (1.12) coincides with the zeta function in σ > 1 for x = 1 as we have (1.14).

Together these thieves can trick our minds into believing greater happiness lies anywhere other than within ourselves.

The key faultline of the future does not lie anywhere near the Middle East but in the relationship between Beijing and Washington.

This time, the songs explore desire and longing: "I would lie anywhere with you/Any old bed of nails would do," Mr. Thorpe sings in "Bed of Nails".

Power, in so far as it lay anywhere, lay with William's successive chancellors, with individual ministers and increasingly with the leaders of the armed forces, whom William affected to command but who in reality commanded him.

They floated between categories as they floated across the world, blurring public service with private trading, soldiering with freelancing, their interests distributed east and west with no sense that the future lay anywhere in particular.

She has more in common with Blair, too, than she thinks – in her Chilcot appearance it was striking how blame and perfidy and mistakes lie anywhere but at her door.