Sentence examples for reside firmly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reside firmly" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is established or fixed in a particular place or state. Example: "The principles of justice must reside firmly within our legal system to ensure fairness for all."
But, he said, their underlying values reside firmly in WB territory.
Pillow Person is the solo project of Sarah Jones a former member of Hot Chip and a few other bands and over the past year she's released a couple of off-kilter high energy singles for Moshi Moshi that reside firmly within pop music's most surreal corners.
As these therapies are translated into clinical practice, the role of administering clinical gene therapy may reside firmly in the venue of the metabolic geneticist or other clinician that specializes in the treatment of LSDs.
(Ms. Brown also resides firmly in the showman's tradition).
Like most other freshmen, it seems, Mr. Lankford is still residing firmly in the pinch-me stage of electoral euphoria.
New York resides firmly in the American consciousness, whether as Sin City, Fun City and now, after a major drop in crime, Safe City.
Since then, her career has traversed so many wrong turns and dead ends that she enters 2012 residing firmly in the Where Are They Now? file.
His interest resides firmly in the second world, where marginalized groups have flourished in the face of oppression: subjugation, slavery, survival.
It matters not that this broadcast will be available on the BBC's iPlayer for weeks to come, because my reading of it and your listening to it now resides firmly in the past.
One that, like Orson Welles' character in the movie, resided firmly in the shadows.
But the solution lies not only in innovative techniques and technologies to increase food production, it also resides firmly in being equally innovative to reduce food waste.
