Sentence examples for solution may lie from inspiring English sources

However, the solution may lie with the fishers themselves.

Instead, the solution may lie in refining current technologies.

The solution may lie in the development of less-expensive commercial districts within the city.

One solution may lie with her casting, which favors a forthright briskness over the cute.

The solution may lie in creating an appeals system, so that controversial judgments can be revisited.

Gittens-Ottley suggested that the solution may lie in due diligence.

Reviews of the literature in education and health, supplemented by new research, demonstrate that the problems associated with residing in a negative environment are indisputable, but also suggest the directions in which solutions may lie.

And while Dalglish and director of football Damien Comolli cast their nets far and wide in an attempt to secure the best players the manager revealed some solutions may lie closer to home.

We have provided examples of problems that span different countries, suggesting that solutions may lie outside the confines of nation states and traditional models of policy and practice reform.

The Dutch response to New York's events, he said, "would be to build big barriers," but a better, cheaper answer may lie in "local solutions like flood-proof entrances" to subway stations and parking garages.

Such externally imposed requirements, rules, or protocols often hinder the ability of nursing home internal quality improvement teams to implement creative solutions that may lie outside of the established rule or protocol.