Sentence examples for lie questions from inspiring English sources

But high wages, social-security contributions and income taxes still deter foreign investors.With government and industry talking (a meeting with the energy firms is due next week), the recent sabre-rattling may come to nothing.{M} Yet behind the argument over rates and "unfair tax competition" lie questions about Europe's ability to compete in the global economy.

This lie questions the entire principles of this government.

HH and DD were responsible for the work package "answers to lay questions" within the ECORN-CF project.

This study describes the development and use of a quality assessment tool for expert answers to lay questions within the ECORN-CF Internet platform.

"Debating the white lie question, I started out with no doubt that there was only one possible answer there," said Laura Bader, 17, a junior on the Moorestown team.

At the heart of the matter lie these questions: Who first settled this inhospitable part of western China?

At the very heart of a critical complexity perspective lie fundamental questions about the nature and status of meaningful knowledge, for which no unambiguous criteria exist (ibid).

Its survival now that Nasser, its architect, is gone, must lie in question.

His chief interest lay in questions of nuance and tone.

What does the data tell us?' " The cases did not even lay out questions.

But as C. S. Lewis recognized: "When I lay these questions before God I get no answer.