Sentence examples for inadequacies lie from inspiring English sources

Its inadequacies lie in the perverse incentives caused by the simultaneous phasing-out of the tax credit (and other benefits, such as Medicaid) and the phasing-in of income taxes.

The problem may lie in the inadequacy of the renal replacement therapies that we have applied so far; however, this is questionable and it only applies to the late stages of AKI, when the organ function has been lost and replacement by artificial organ support is required.

The lists of scientific mysteries stand as much as a testament to the discipline itself as to its inadequacy to deal with them: science has helped to elucidate where the difficulties lie and, so far, it has also been science that has addressed them.

The price of copper, for example, is 25% higher in India than in China.If the report is right that the roots of Chinese manufacturing superiority lie in the fiscal and legal framework, that might worsen Indian industry's sense of inadequacy.

Lie, not lay.

You lie, lie, lie.

Once again, lie, lie, lie. .

"Lay" and "lie".

They project their frustrations and inability to handle their jobs onto subordinates, while trying to convince superiors (as much as themselves) that the problems lay with the inadequacies or incompetence of others.

Responsibility for the gross inadequacy of the Volcker Rule lies with them.

Using this distinction as a starting point, I discuss a wide range of dissimilarities between organisms and machines that collectively lay bare the inadequacy of the MCO as a general theory of living systems.