Sentence examples for main problem lies from inspiring English sources

The main problem lies in the E.U. insurance provisions.

The main problem lies in the ratio itself.

Perhaps the main problem lies in the kind of capitalism he has fostered.

He said he believes the main problem lies with brokers, who may mislead potential renters.

Besides all the usual worries about strikes, trade unions and public support, his main problem lies in parliament.

Amorim believes that the main problem lies in the "bigger disconnect between the culture and the church".

Mr. Reilly and the report emphasized that the main problem lay with the hierarchy of the Boston church.

Ayaz Amir, a lawmaker and landowner from Punjab Province, who said he had filed his tax returns, said the main problem lay with the broken system of tax enforcement.

Together with representatives of business, scientific, and political institutions, Schroeder comments that good research does not automatically mean more innovation and that the main problem lay in the minor transfer of research output into products.

That the main problem lay with altered oxygen movement across the alveoli membrane, not oxygen delivery, was confirmed by the large increase in the alveolar-arterial oxygen partial pressure gradient (P A-a O2) soon after etorP A-a O2minisoontion.

But he rarely strays from his message: South Korea's main problems lie elsewhere.