Sentence examples for our problems lies from inspiring English sources

"The solution to our problems lies in the negotiation process".

Back in the realm of showbiz - we're increasingly told by TV and movies that the answer to our problems lies in torture.

If we learn from the past, the clear method to solving our problems lies in unity, not belligerence.

Our problems lie elsewhere, in our confusion over the sources of ultimate happiness.

Unless we hold on to the fantasy that the solutions to our problems lie in the bank accounts of rich people and corporations.

I was a Lord's minister in Northern Ireland at the time of the Good Friday agreement, and a lot of our problems lay in the period covered by this book.

While the deregulation of the 1980s was in part necessary and successful, the stock market crash in 1929, the savings and loan scandals in the 1980s, and our recent Great Recession all suggest that our problems lie with too much deregulation and not enough collective action to guard against the abuse of private initiative.

"Our problems lie in our inability to put the ball in the net and it's obvious for everyone to see.

As the U.S.T.A. strives to replenish the depth that once was a hallmark, Patrick McEnroe, the general manager of player development, said, "The root of our problem lies with the leaders".

Instead of taking Easter back to religion and arguing that our problem lies in disassociating Christianity from its holidays, Cameron would do better to concentrate on protecting workers from exploitative systems that force them to work over every holiday.

"Our problem lies in the fact that we (as a country) do not have a vision, no strategies, no planning".