Sentence examples for problem lies is that from inspiring English sources

Where the SFA's problem lies is that McBride is speaking merely as a learned member of the public.

"Where the problem lies is that the bill is very broad, and [that term] is not even mentioned in it," Markiewicz told The Washington Post on Thursday.

"Where the problem lies is who is going to pay for that," she said.

The problem with lying is that one lie produces more lies.

One problem with lying is that you have to remember your lie.

The problem is that lying is an inherent part of adultery and, by extension, of any illicit or potentially embarrassing sexual activity or proclivity.

Back in 1994, the problem of police telling lies was bad enough that the Mollen Commission, convened to investigate NYPD corruption, called police perjury and falsification of records "probably the most common form of police corruption facing the criminal justice system".

That's where the problem lies, and that's where a solution arises.

And the lies are that our problems are all the fault of the C.I.A., the Israelis, MTV, U.S. foreign policy or the House of Saud.

The problem for Cavendish is that Evans lies second overall and will be involved in the fight for stage honours in the next three days when the race enters the mountains and the Manxman is unlikely to score.

Perhaps the problem with President Clinton's lie is that it lacks grandeur.