Sentence examples for rest more with from inspiring English sources
Some people say fiscal training should be increased or budget matters should rest more with the board than with school administrators.
Entertaining though film may be, perhaps its true merit may rest more with raising issues of censorship on one hand and of U.S. intervention on the other hand.
But its illumination rests more with the guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel, who plays with sensitivity and vision.
Fifty-seven percent of unaffiliated voters put the blame on the former Republican president, while 25percentt believe the blame rests more with Obama.
So perhaps the color idea rested more with the Frouges themselves, who seemed to have a vision somewhat beyond the cookie-cutter building projects of the period.
This has caused Western Australian premier Colin Barnett to invoke the American War of Independence, and suggest WA's economic and financial future rests more with Asia than the rest of Australia.
[C8.] Enron Cure in Market, Fed Chief Says Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said that the solutions to weaknesses in corporate governance exposed by Enron's collapse rested more with market forces than with new legislation or regulation.
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said today that the solutions to weaknesses in corporate governance exposed by Enron's collapse rested more with market forces than with new legislation or regulation.
And they have other poll numbers that give them heart, including those showing that majorities agree that the wealthy do not pay their fair share of taxes, that job creation is helped along by spending on public projects, and that blame for the economic situation rests more with his predecessor than with him.
My frustration rests more with the communications professionals and brand managers whose passion, faith and wishful thinking for measurement is eclipsing their ability to think strategically.
In Curaçao for example, the health care system is less well-structured, the culture of the doctor-patient relationship is paternalistic, and autonomy rests more with the care providers than with the patients themselves.
