Sentence examples for lies raised from inspiring English sources

October Films, which made "Secrets and Lies", raised money from Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, and Ciby 2000, a sub-division of Bouygues, a French construction company.

The problems with determining exactly where the zero point lies raise serious challenges about how to apply the Zero Line View in practice.

I am not going to lie: raising a child with autism has been one of my biggest challenges.

They say that his lies raise questions about his character.

Researchers have identified a specific spot in the brain that handles the task of telling a lie, raising the possibility of using brain scans to create a more accurate lie detector test.

They had all told blatant lies without raising an eyebrow.

At least, the critical value of Hadid's work lies in raising this possibility.

During her questioning, a number of senators accused her of lying and raised doubts about her sanity.

The challenge for any new co-op lies in raising sufficient investment capital to begin and sustain the business.

In recent weeks, Republicans have become increasingly concerned that Mr. Davis is drawing Republican support from Ms. Corwin and have concluded that the key to victory lies in raising doubts among voters about Mr. Davis's conservative credentials.

Thanks in part to his army of small donors, Mr. Obama gathered more money in his own campaign account than Mr. Romney, whose advantage lies in raising large checks that primarily benefit the R.N.C.