Sentence examples for lay an issue from inspiring English sources

Warfare and taxes reshaped the English economy, and at the heart of these dramatic changes lay an issue that is still very much with us today: the tension between a nation's aspirations to be a major power and fear of the domestic consequences of such an ambition namely, the loss of liberty.

At the heart of MtGox's troubles lies an issue with bitcoin known as "transaction malleability".

Yet among the good economic news lies an issue which, if you've lived in the Washington area long enough, is something that you're familiar with — lack of affordable housing.

But herein lies an issue: there aren't any factory-fitted machines to produce these items on an industrial scale.

But if the damages question was not contentious enough, beyond it lay a deeper issue, discussed only obliquely but clearly on the minds of the justices and the lawyers -- whether Congress had authority to apply the disabilities act to the states in the first place.

Beyond software engineering there lie a number of issues that must be considered before the advantages of drag-and-drop integrated environmental modelling become apparent to natural resources managers and planners.

But at the heart of the nascent relationship lies a number of unresolved issues, notably the question of how Mexico intends to deal with the thousands of Central Americans who have travelled to its northern border seeking asylum in the United States.

Beyond that lies a wider issue.

Behind these arguments lies a class issue.

And therein lies a key issue: Creating a consumer-friendly exchange is no easy task.

The police say the underworld has deeply penetrated the movie industry, and some in the industry say the police are in league with gangsters -- and therein lies a bigger issue.