Sentence examples for issue lay in from inspiring English sources
Our odyssey in creating the issue lay in finding stories that still rang with the exoticism of the new.
Morison said the issue lay in one paragraph from the original Reuters story that was mistranslated by the Royal Thai Navy.
The roots of the issue lay in a series of surveys carried out by the Vancouver Foundation, a community group that asked 275 charitable organisations and more than 100 community leaders across metro Vancouver to weigh in on the most pressing concerns facing the city.
The deeper issue lay in realizing just how much the state had to prove before we could find the defendant guilty: when someone claims to have killed in self-defense, the presumption of innocence extends to this claim; in other words, the prosecution must prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, not only that the defendant killed but also that he did not do so in self-defense.
Security expert Mikko Hypponen told the BBC the issue lay in the design of Apple's two-step verification system, which he believed was "implemented only to protect your credit card".
As the deadline to end veteran homelessness fast approaches, additional research has proven that eliminating the issue lay in a simple approach: providing housing.
The heart of this issue lies in appropriation.
"The issue lies in the way the pieces are sold".
But the real issue lies in the conjunction of these two problems.
For septic systems, part of the issue lies in how they are designed to work.
Economists at investment bank JP Morgan said: "A difficult issue lies in the background.
