Sentence examples for the answer will lie from inspiring English sources
So the answer will lie in structural policies rather than macroeconomic ones.
Most people agree that the answer will lie in a combination of different ideas and policies.
The answer will lie in the hands of whoever has the vision and energy to come up with a new set of rules.
Huberman thinks the answer will lie in new pricing schemes, such as a pay-per-packet scheme or a priority-pricing method (the Internet equivalent of Federal Express).
It may well be that the answer will lie in the use of a combination of approaches that includes long-term commitments from public and governmental sources (eg, the Estonian Human Genes Act (§27)) for functions related to the collection, maintainance, and storage of samples and information, as well as support from private industry.
The crude answer will lie in the show's ability to build on its initial $3 million advance at the box office through marketing and word of mouth.
If you've ever wondered whether the world has changed a bit since the late summer of 1969, or whether it's basically the same, your answer will lie in this record and one of its contemporary reviews.
So the question increasingly being asked in Caracas is whether Mr Chávez's rule will end peacefully or not.The answer will lie largely with Venezuelans themselves.
The answer will not lie in the brave new world of cyborgs and robots.
The answer will ultimately lie in who is around Sept. 1 when ESPN's exclusive negotiating window opens.
The answer, I suppose, will lie in the eating of the pudding.
