Might such cells lie at the root of relapse?
Common sense and an "incorruptible kindliness" lie at the root of Pump"s "Englishry".
This is litigation gone mad, and appears to lie at the root of the impasse.
Money will lie at the root of evil and other doings in the final season of "The Sopranos".
This curious national trait, baffling to their continental neighbours, may lie at the root of their supremacy in children's literature.
The idea that drugs can be made to correct the defective genes that lie at the root of inherited diseases has long tantalized medicine.
A reality check – and more These aren't just pragmatic concerns: they lie at the root of how to make a theatre relevant to the community it serves.
On the one hand, cars don't get distracted, drunk, or tired, all of which lie at the root of most fatalities on the road.
Supported by federal tax dollars, the conference promoted an inward-looking "trauma paradigm," holding that childhood and adult traumatic experiences lie at the root of most psychopathology.
The collapse of historicism and our failure to recognize it lie at the root of our present crisis in architectural evaluation.
They make territorial disputes harder to settle and lie at the root of regional opposition to Japan's attempts to gain a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
