Sentence examples for its problems lie from inspiring English sources

But its problems lie beyond its core business, principally in the soaring obligations required to finance its huge pension fund.

Like Japan, its problems lie with an inefficient domestic services sector, not with an inventive export-manufacturing one.

News today that the Co-operative Group faces losses of £2bn and will sell off its farms reveals that its problems lie deeper than just the banking division.

Chief Executive David Lesar may shed the company's KBR (formerly Kellogg Brown & Root) construction division, where most of its problems lie.

As Thomas Maeder wrote, "FOP and its problems lie at the crossroads of several seemingly unrelated disciplines.

The SDLP's communications adviser, Tom Kelly, said its problems lay more with strategy and presentation than fundamental policy.

Its problem lies much deeper.

Critics of the Tunisian government claim its economic problems lie outside tourism, which makes up 8% of the Tunisian economy.

But a survey of programs in other cities makes clear that New York's problems lie with its system, not its users.

But much of the blame for its initial problems lies with Allianz's inability to tidy up the company quickly enough, notably by injecting new blood into its senior ranks.

Qantas has a healthy record in Australia's domestic market the problems lie in its international division, where losses reached A$450m.