Sentence examples for problems might lie from inspiring English sources

It would be nearly impossible to know where problems might lie.

Other less dramatic problems might lie on the horizon, like money (both are writers) and religion (she's Jewish, he's not).

And like a doctor examining an obese patient, they can tell where future problems might lie, but they can't predict when they might arise or, to continue the medical analogy, tell when seemingly healthy folks might run into ­problems.

In order to create the most reliable and user-friendly application, potential users of the software should be included from the beginning to determine where possible problems might lie.

The problem might lie even deeper.

Matthew J. Bruccoli, a Fitzgerald biographer, once speculated that the problem might lie in the distinctly mythical nature of Jay Gatsby.

I begin to consider the very slight possibility that the problem might lie not in the absence of an orange, but in my need for it.

The problem might lie with a minority of officers, but it is still a significant problem, and a problem that needs to be addressed".

But his problem might lie in convincing citizens that his promised efforts to build a "harmonious" China have made progress.Mr Wen's state-of-the-nation address was his penultimate as prime minister, but his last as a member of the ruling Politburo.

The problem might lie with a minority of officers, but it is still a significant problem, and a problem that needs to be addressed.… It cannot be right when officers under investigation by the IPCC comply with the rules by turning up for interview but then refuse to cooperate and decline to answer questions.

The problem might lie in the fact that women are underrepresented not only on-screen but behind the scenes as well.