Sentence examples for potential lie in from inspiring English sources

Twitter's problem and its potential lie in its mobile nature.

Its potential lies in this diversity".

But the greatest potential lies in linking the two datasets.

The project's potential lies in the delicious tension that could be created between new and old.

"I'm a big believer in the notion that our greatest potential lies in our darkest parts.

"It appears that this region's best potential lies in its cabernet franc-based wines, as beauties tasted from Long Island... have proven," the authors say.

The Badgers have six of last year's winning crew returning, but the intriguing aspect of Wisconsin's potential lies in "the anonymity factor," as Clark put it.

A digital R would help, but the most growth potential lies in its joint venture with Panasonic of Japan to make co-branded "point and shoot" cameras.

Although the initial use of Xarelto will be in preventing blood clots after hip- and knee-replacement surgery, the big commercial potential lies in using it to prevent strokes in people with atrial fibrillation, a common heart arrhythmia.

As Naledi Pandor reminded us in her opening speech, the greatest potential lies in using evidence to inform how Africa tackles its three big challenges: unemployment, inequality and poverty.

Its true potential lies in its potential as a communications device.