Sentence examples for the problem does not lie from inspiring English sources

Consumer advocates agree the problem does not lie with the meat companies.

This suggests that the problem does not lie with mingling commercial and investment banking.

The problem does not lie in the A.P. system but with teachers.

The problem does not lie with the construction companies, Ms. Quigley said, but with companies that come in to install underground cables, pipes or wires.

The problem does not lie with the Amtrak trains that shuttle across New Jersey on the way to the city -- they carry only a small fraction of the people riding inbound each morning.

But the fact that almost half of the French team have played in the Premiership (don't forget Fabien Barthez, Sylvain Wiltord and Louis Saha, not to mention permanently unused substitutes like Jean-Alain Boumsong and Pascal Chimbonda) indicates the problem does not lie with the competition per se.

The memo, which appears to blame CSIC research centers and groups for the problem, does not lay out how they are supposed to stop employees from going to court.

If you don't like what you see, then the problem does not lay with 'them', it lays with us.

The problem doesn't lie in the length of their sentences or the number of their syllables.

The problem doesn't lie with the entertainment industry, Arena says – "I think there's always been a great sense of unity [in music].

But, insofar as Americans have been unable to adopt measures to reduce it, the numbers might seem to suggest that the problem doesn't lie with how Americans treat one another's kids, as lousy as that is.