Sentence examples for lies in expectations from inspiring English sources

The promise of science lies in expectations of its benefits to societies and is matched by expectations of the realisation of the significant public investment in that science.

The promise of science lies in expectations of the benefits bioscience can bring to societies and is matched by expectations of the realisation of the significant public investment in that science.

Fear lies in anticipation.

The secret lies in low expectations.

As he well knows, so much of it lies in the expectations and how to handle them.

Some of the explanation doubtless lies in unreasonable expectations of the magic that this saintly Muslim cleric could provide.

But the lush palette of harmonies is pure Hollywood Korngold, and the fun lies in subverting expectations as to how the "little and large" solo parts pan out.

The rationale for sequential therapy with mTOR inhibitors in rTKI refractory patients lies in the expectation that resistance of the tumor to rTKI treatment may be reversed by targeting a different signaling pathway [ 11, 12].

But his talent often lies in subverting our expectations.

My greatest satisfaction as an activist lies in the changed expectations of today's children, made possible by countless thousands of us who came before them.

However part of the reason the decisive victory has so far eluded Romney lies in the unrealistic expectations of the Republican base torn between its conflicting desires for ideological purity and political victory.