Sentence examples for this error lies from inspiring English sources

This error lies at the heart of many a market bubble".The Global Financial System: A Functional Perspective", by Dwight Crane, Ken Froot, Scott Mason, André Perold, Robert Merton, Zvi Bodie, Eric Sirri and Peter Tufano, eds.

If the sentence and characterization of Adam Smith is the reviewer's alone, then the error lies solely with the reviewer.

As with the recent anti-abortion billboards that targeted African-Americans by alluding to racist roots in the birth-control movement, the error lies in importing the past wholesale into the present.

It is obvious than the error lies between the error in the two example above.

Maybe the error lies not in too much intervention to boost wages, but in assuming a healthy economy is possible without such corrective action.

This may mean that what was maintained during false memory trials was probably phonological and perhaps the locus of the error lies in grapheme-phoneme conversion during encoding.

However, all of the analyses used the correct definition of < 2.5 kg, so the error lies solely in the descriptive statistics of the study population.

In this line, one potential source of error lies in the estimation of the number of directional sectors whenever the required mapping information is inaccurate or unavailable.

This may be the right view of the sensation of secondary qualities the Leibnizian error lies in assimilating all cases of perception to this kind of case, and thereby concluding that perception presents us only with confused ideas.

Its methodological error lies in the fact that it over-estimates the epistemological value of our logical operations… But philosophy has no immediate influence on the great majority of mankind; it interests only a small number even of the thin upper stratum of intellectuals, while all the rest find it beyond them.

Results of this in silico study indicate that for all the patients, with 0% overshoot observed, the steady state error lies in between ±5.