Sentence examples for issue lie in from inspiring English sources

The roots of this issue lie in the deeply held assumption of the beneficial quality of French civilisation for humankind.

The roots of the issue lie in the cultural, economic and legislative frameworks of the countries that allow these abuses to continue.

The SNP's Angus Robertson said: "Since David Cameron and Nick Clegg's infamous rose garden media appearance, the Westminster government's promises on issue after issue lie in tatters.

Perhaps the origins of this issue lie in the degree to which many moviegoers are fascinated by the origins of superheroes If my neighbor comes to my door and shows me that blades can burst out of his knuckles, I'm going to be shocked and demand that he explain to me how he came to be able to do that.

"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.

Some otherwise privileged children may have too much, but the real issue lies in places where there is too little.

The issue lies in seventh place for members compared with the public, who make it the top issue.

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.