Sentence examples for system lies in from inspiring English sources

The solar system lies in a hot, rarefied region of interstellar space called the Local Bubble.

The genius of the market system lies in its ability to mobilize the best of our industrial capacity to pursue new approaches in the hope of economic gain.

Meanwhile, much of the value of the patent system lies in the disclosure of technologies that might otherwise be hoarded as trade secrets.

The key to the new system lies in the relationship between the radiation of energy and wavelengths, discovered by the physicist Max Planck.

I am highly skeptical of claims that the obstacle to such a system lies in something deep about the American psyche.

As much as three-quarters of the cost of a home solar system lies in the installation and permits, as opposed to the panels themselves, the installers point out.

Retail prices have fallen much more slowly, as the bulk of the cost of a solar panel system lies in installation, and those costs have not fallen nearly as fast.

As the banking system lies in a state of self-induced paralysis and governments around the world struggle to minimise the impact of the fallout on the real economy, lessons on the crisis can be learned from an unlikely psychological study conducted over 40 years ago.

Smaller clubs can cash in by developing youngsters and then trading them (though the odds of pulling off a superstar sale are always long), and Dubois pointed out that despite the big splash of the top-end transactions, the true foundation of the transfer system lies in the reality that most players are essentially owned by a club from a young age.

Otherwise, the system lies in event E ¯ if any relay sends back a NACK2 signal.

The beauty of the system lies in its simplicity — it's nearly as easy as Gmail's one click spam filter.