Sentence examples for problem lie in from inspiring English sources

The roots of that problem lie in Labour's last great attack on elitism, 30 years ago.In 1969 just 38% of Oxford students were the graduates of fee-paying private schools.

Bana believes that some of the roots of the problem lie in the financial downturn in the area around Lake Victoria, one of the regions where there have been the most killings and abductions.

The roots of that problem lie in Ford's original design decision to build the new sport utility on the bones of a pickup truck instead of all in one piece, like a car.

But Mario Covas, the governor of Sao Paulo state since 1995, has increased both police pay and numbers and violent crime has soared.The roots of the policing problem lie in poor organisation, and a culture of brutal indifference dating from centuries of slavery.

As with so many other aspects of the occupation, the origins of the problem lie in Washington: the insipid programming reflects the Pentagon's desire to proclaim freedom in Iraq without doing the harder, riskier work of helping Iraqis create the necessary institutions.

The challenges of this problem lie in its complexity.

But the big problem lies in enforcement.

Another problem lies in the character names.

Part of the problem lies in balance.

"The problem lies in you.

"The problem lies in the state police.