Sentences with phrase «lies in»

The move does not affect the lenders right away, but served as a reminder that their fate lies in its hands.

It's not hard to create New Year's resolutions or annual goals for a company but the challenge lies in sticking to them day in and day out, on the good days and bad days, in nice weather and bad weather.

The «World's Luckiest Fishing Village» lies in the Florida panhandle, in a stretch known as the Emerald Coast, and is often referenced by travel media as one of the best budget beaches in the country.

We will continue to value the spirit of originality described in our motto «The True Value of Entertainment Lies in Individuality,» and will continue to provide products and services which pleasantly surprise people.»

Ultimately, our value lies in providing the access and tools you need to buy and sell more efficiently and effectively.

Perhaps the answer lies in the capex skew, that is the breakdown of capex between U.S. and International.

In Afghanistan and Iraq, however, the explanation more often lies in the company's relationships with powerful government officials.

The company may have been founded on yoga principles, but Lululemon's real genius lies in what some analysts call the «Blue Ocean» strategy — the ability to foster new demand in an uncontested market instead of competing for pre-existing customers.

Your advantage lies in creating new value, which requires you to focus less on what other companies are doing and more on what could be done instead.

This, it implies, is unfair: another chart shows 42 % of the pipeline's length (and thus 42 % of the risk of an oil spill) lies in B.C. And the port will be entirely in B.C., of course.

The reason lies in the differences of their processing methods.

«While any direct effects of remedial trade measures on steel and aluminum are likely to be limited, the risk to the outlook lies in the response of US trading partners and whether the administration's decision to impose restrictive trade policies is only the first in a series of moves,» they wrote.

Rather, a higher risk lies in the possibility of referenda on the new EU treaties (emphasis ours):

The true value lies in actionable measurements like engagement, monthly active users (MAUs) and average revenue per user (ARPUs).

Much of hosting a successful party lies in the planning strategy.

Much of networking success lies in discovering mutual personal and professional attributes.

The answer lies in Japan.

The answer lies in hiring people whose expertise allows them to keep up with the rapid evolution of online marketing and implement the necessary changes for business benefit.

The other important role any good doctor should play lies in preventative care.

The danger of sitting lies in how it quiets various physical processes.

The key lies in understanding one basic idea: although we tend to think of things as stable because that makes them easier to grasp, every situation that ever arises actually results from interactions between sets of constantly shifting, interweaving worlds.

The trick to appealing to ATS lies in simplicity, says Tom.

The answer lies in some of Disney's other holdings — namely, its cable operation, and specifically ESPN.

The answer lies in gratitude.

The answer lies in the fact that the U.S. used to have a relatively closed economy whereas now, labor gets replaced either with a tech solution or cheaper foreign - born labor.

Sometimes being at work will pose risks to health and safety, and sometimes the risk lies in getting to work.

Our future largely lies in exclusive original content,» the company said in a quarterly earnings report.

Part of the explanation probably lies in the fact that exchange rates are just one consideration — and typically not a determining one — when making such decisions.

The essence of the therapy lies in patient's immersion in simulation, where he drives the Hammer and suddenly a homemade device explodes in a certain place.

The other fallacy in the mid-range iPhone prediction lies in the chart above.

Sometimes our opportunity for success lies in the not so great: the things we don't do well, that we don't like to do... or that are figuratively painful to do.

The real effectiveness with this video sales strategy lies in your ability to further qualify leads throughout the buying process.

The logical alternative market for Canada's energy — indeed the only one capable of absorbing the kind of volumes we're capable of producing — lies in Asia.

Ginsberg, however, suggests that the most accurate measure of probability actually lies in commercial betting websites, such as Irish bookmaker Paddy Power's.

The issue lies in the reverse search feature, which allowed anyone to look up a Facebook user with their email address or phone number.

In a recent talk to a room full of CEOs in Mississauga, Ont., renowned management thinker Tom Peters — himself a big fan of the Hilton quote — suggested that the answer lies in equipping front - line managers to maintain exceptional standards.

The company, which claims the inspiration for the shirt lies in American Westerns, issued an apology and took the item out of circulation.

While the bottom line will grow in all three scenarios, the opportunity really lies in what a company does with the excess cash generated.

Others in the business think the secret to greater acceptance lies in building a distribution network and courting liberal - minded builders rather than targeting home buyers.

GQ's undeniable core strength lies in imagery.

Aurora's value lies in the design of the sensor and the understanding of what computation needs to be embedded into the main brain for the car, as well as the software and data products.

For brands, the benefit of social polling lies in its speed and timeliness and in the potential to reach a vast audience, says independent polling expert John Zogby, who created the Zogby poll and serves as a senior analyst for Zogby Analytics.

But the actual trick lies in conveying meaningful information in as little space as possible with these scannable elements.

Entrepreneurship is about building successful businesses, and much of what it takes to build a company lies in execution.

Traditional online content - such as blog posts and news articles - will always have value, but it's becoming clear that the future of content marketing lies in video.

Openness lies in that space, as does the opportunity to question.

King warned us, «Our only hope today lies in our ability to recapture the revolutionary spirit and go out into a sometimes hostile world declaring eternal hostility to poverty, racism, and militarism.»

Part of Bloostein's success and his ability to scale the business lies in his fanatical obsession with quality.

My real value lies in the knowledge, expertise and insight I offer — not in how well I can put sentences together.

A: The key to any successful brand experience lies in one word in the question being posed today, and word is «fundamental.»