Sentence examples for culprit lies from inspiring English sources

In reality, the likely culprit lies in reimbursement models that lack incentives for reducing cost and increasing value delivered.

A new book -- Rents to Riches? -- looks around the world and concludes that the culprit lies in "political economy" -- that is, in the interplay of vested interests that smothers reform.

I guess the culprit lies in the remark that "Provided the sequence length is greater than a critical size the method yields unique, consistent, fully resolved and well supported genealogical tree s, ed).

Or perhaps the true culprits lie halfway around the world.

A new study suggests an additional culprit may lie behind those times of woe: dark matter.

Since the sequential MrSim uses the same Map and Reduce jobs, the culprit cannot lie in the algorithm itself, but rather in the introduction of parallelism.

The culprit may lie in failing to establish proper neuromuscular control (motor skills) during strength training.

For behind the seemingly innocuous culprit he fingered — "gravy" — lay a world of social and cultural implication.

Some said the crippled economy was the culprit, forcing them to lay off many people, not only those of Middle Eastern descent.

But now, using ground-penetrating radar and other tools, researchers from the University of Basel and from the University of Strasbourg in France have found the culprit -- a fault that lies just south of Basel and extends at least five miles.

While it was not the only culprit, the BlackBerry BBM service lay at the core of how word of the riots spread.