Sentence examples for lies known from inspiring English sources

The world spurned this offer and last month Mr Correa cancelled it, saying that the estimated 840m barrels of oil in the area, which he now values at $18 billion, would help him to continue to cut poverty.The area in the Yasuní park where the oil lies, known as Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini (ITT), contains such endangered species as the giant otter and the freshwater manatee.

Political lies know no bounds in this country, and 1.3 billion people suffer deeply from it as a result.

Finally but importantly, if you're going to lie, know when it's perfectly stupid to try and do so.

When he lies, he knows that you know, and you know that he knows that you know.

The region lies outside known functional domains and its structure is unknown.

Ms. Dunn, according to "The Big Lie," knew about the effort to finger the leakers, getting regular updates from H.P. managers.

Daniel Branwell, the narrator of The Lie, knows only beaches, cobbled streets and moors before the First World War transports him to its bloody battlefields and rat-infested trenches.

It disappeared in 1898 and now lies who knows where, quite possibly waiting to be rediscovered all over again.

A subspace model is optimal if the subspace in which targets lie is known in advance.

3,623 4,2699) candidate sites lie within known gene transcripts ±10 bases, and of those 2,222 2,3655) are at 10 bases or less from the closest known 3′ transcription end.

"That's the most amazing collection of lies ever known," he says.