Sentence examples for lyons from inspiring English sources

Lyons makes an implied dig at George Osborne: "In the wake of the crisis too much debt was seen as the main challenge.

As Lyons notes: "Fiscal policy should not impose unnecessary strains on monetary policy".

Lyons recommends that local authorities that want to build should be able to take borrowing capacity from those that don't.

However, it is disappointing that Lyons does not call for lifting the cap on council borrowing for investment in housing altogether.

Under the headline "Lyons does 90% of the job", he trawls exhaustively through the document and concludes that it is a "significant and welcome advance".

It is that Lyons stops short of liberating councils to build more homes: Arcane Treasury rules currently stymie those councils which are keen to build the housing their residents need.

Deniz Erten-Lyons, who works at Oregon Health and Science University, in Portland, and her colleagues think they have found a consistent feature of the brains of those who have the internal stigmata of Alzheimer's disease without suffering the outward manifestations: their brains are larger.

Be that as it may, it is good to welcome a new book by Gerard Lyons which goes against the grain of current pessimism.

Seven's director of network production Brad Lyons: "We will be expanding the domination of House Rules next year.

I love the reaction of my old economist friend Dr Gerard Lyons, who said: "Everyone is worried that pensioners will be short-term in their thinking [when they come to collect their pension pot].

Related: Industrial relations: once the cranks' obsession, now the government's business | Tim Lyons The idea that employment is a purely voluntary contract is much loved by the posh boys and parasites who inhabit rightwing thinktanks.