Sentence examples for lies because the from inspiring English sources

This is where our opportunity lies, because the first-level crowd is running in the opposite direction!

The Senate is where the current debate lies because the House of Representatives already passed its bill in June 2009 (the "ACES Act" or the "Markey-Waxman" bill).

Smart governments know that encouraging innovation is where their future lies because the creative economy's contribution is growing and already represents 11percentt of the economy in a small country like Denmark.

"Dreams for Sale" mixes the slapstick of Kanya's serial romances with a doleful meditation on financial desperation and, less directly, on the crushing power of Japanese conformity: the women are willing to believe his lies because the pressure to marry is so intense.

Ultimately, politicians lie because, due to the six reasons above, the cost/benefit ratio for lying is in their favor.

It is in the matter of berry jam, or jelly, that true madness lies, because that's where the twin urges of foraging and preserving meet.

FBI agents knew Flynn was lying because the call had been monitored by U.S. intelligence officials.

But it was held that the action would not lie, because the plaintiff was a stranger to the transaction.

In some ways it is reassuring that Chilcot argues that witnesses in the hearings should not bother lying because "the stuff is there on paper anyway".

This Court determined that the appeal would lie, because "the decree of dismissal preceded that of remand," and because the District Court's order of dismissal was conclusive upon the parties.

The Ferragamo event is significant as an indicator of where the future of fashion branding may lie, because the company has form as one of the savviest and most forward-thinking in the industry.