Sentence examples for many problems lie from inspiring English sources

FM: I think we've made it abundantly clear that many problems lie ahead.

Many problems lie ahead before augmented reality like the kinds being tested at the University of North Carolina and at NASA's center at Stanford are realized.

Shell theory remained of immense interest well beyond the mid-1900s, in part because so many problems lay beyond the linear theory (rather small transverse displacements often dramatically alter the way that a shell supports load by a combination of bending and membrane action) and in part because of the interest in such lightweight structural forms for aeronautical technology.

The UN process still has a role, in ensuring a workable and trusted system of accounting for carbon, and in debating and approving or rejecting agreements whose details will largely be worked out elsewhere.Many problems lie ahead and not just as a result of Copenhagen's failures.

The numbers are reversed for those who violate all three rules.The roots of many of these problems lie in the legacy of slavery and segregation.

It is not sufficient for the Committee to wring its hands and say Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) should do more when so many of the problems lie elsewhere.

At the root of these and many other social problems lie two parties with competing perceptions of the world.

"We are rushing headlong into the robotics revolution without consideration for the many unforeseen problems lying around the corner," Professor Sharkey said.

The source of many current problems lies deeper in the destruction of Britain's industrial base in the 1980s and all that has flowed from it". George Osborne talked when he was chancellor of creating a "northern powerhouse".

However, Democrats understand that Reagan's enduring popularity means that Reagan can never be criticized and that the rather obvious point that the roots of many of today's problems lie in the Reagan presidency cannot be mentioned, without incurring significant political consequences.

Of course, nihilism or mental health problems lie behind many of the terrorist acts committed recently, but psychiatric conditions on their own are not enough to explain them.