Sentence examples for issue lay from inspiring English sources

The issue lay largely dormant during much of Hungary's communist rule.

The magazine's first issue lay on a glass table, near a whiteboard with the words "Pillow?

Our odyssey in creating the issue lay in finding stories that still rang with the exoticism of the new.

"It was important for him to get in front of this issue, lay his soul to bare, explain his context".

The issue lay dormant for eight years, but now the conservation groups have lost any security they felt they had.

Taney's hopes of settling the issue lay smashed; if anything, Scott v. Sandford inflamed passions and brought the Union even closer to dissolving.

The issue lies dormant.

The essential issue lies elsewhere.

"The issue lies in the way the pieces are sold".

But the real issue lies in the conjunction of these two problems.

Economists at investment bank JP Morgan said: "A difficult issue lies in the background.