Sentence examples for main concern lies from inspiring English sources

The main concern lies in the determination of the sensitivities with respect to the changes in the magnitude of the damping constant, tip mass ratio and location of the damper attachment point, around their nominal values.

If India's innings should be the more exciting, then South Africa's should be the more instructive, for that is where each side's main concern lies: India with their fifth bowler in particular, and South Africa with their unusually fragile lower middle order.

But the main concern lies elsewhere.

Newcastle's main concern lies in scoring goals, with Pardew's side having now failed to find the net in five of their last six games.

The current main concern lies with the rising trust deficit in the field of strategic security, which may lead to misjudgment on both sides and increase the possibility of confrontation and conflict.

They said their main concern lay in stopping the abuse of student visas by people seeking to find jobs and settle in Britain.

A Louvre study for the folds of Mary's drape over her leg, in part elaborate and in part briefly allusive, shows that Leonardo's main concern lay in the dynamics preceding a static stage.

One of the main concerns lies in the feasibility of creating systems with well-defined architectures including size, shape, components, and functionality.

FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank's holdings of Greek government bonds are small enough for it to be able to survive even a large haircut if the country defaults, and its main concerns lie with the impact on the banking sector.

His main concern, however, lay in the Bohemian lands his Luxembourgian dynastic power which provided his greatest source of strength.

The report, Raising the Bar, says: "Our main area of concern lies in the wider commitments that were made during the bid or just afterwards.