Sentence examples for cause lies from inspiring English sources

Theresa May is right that the root cause lies in the Mediterranean migrant crisis.

That this has eluded negotiators for a year suggests that the cause lies deeper.

If Arsenal have suffered disproportionately it is likely the cause lies in a combination of more concrete factors.

The real cause lies squarely at the feet of a group of over-zealous and greedy investors, bankers and politicians.

Of course, drug taking among adults and its effects are still only symptoms and thus the cause lies much deeper still.

This might indicate that the cause lies not so much with the Roma as with an unresolved problem of racism in the country.

More sober market watchers reckoned the cause lay with with an upgrade from the media team at stockbroker Panmure.

The deeper cause lay in forces set loose in the rural depths of Zimbabwe by a powerful n'anga, a traditional healer.

But Mr. Soler suggested that the cause lay not so much in overt discrimination as in "the stereotypes that the decision makers at each point of the system rely on".

These dialectical presumptions include the attempt to infer from the contingent (within experience) to some cause lying outside the world of sense altogether, an effort involving a transcendental misapplication of the categories.

Although Wall Street's excesses were the proximate cause of the Great Recession, its fundamental cause lay in the nation's widening inequality.