Sentence examples for to lay the problem from inspiring English sources

It would be better to lay the problem of reductionism at the doors of specific forms of reduction (many of those doors little more than temporary storefronts), rather than at the very large door of "post-Galilean science".

The economic problems on Wall Street have posed a severe problem for Mr. McCain, moving the presidential debate to precisely the ground that favors Democrats, and Mr. Biden sought repeatedly during the debate to lay the problem at the doorstep of the Republican Party.

But it is unfair to lay the problems caused by the act solely at the doorstep of the commission.

I try to lay the problems out there for discussion, understanding that doing so will shut down the possibility for populist appeal.

And the steps that Mr. Huerta described, including canceling an entire class of recruits at the agency's air traffic control school, seemed to lay the groundwork for problems in the future, even if the sequester does end this fall.

I want to lay the groundwork of a problem at the beginning of the book.

The basic idea is to lay out the problem of climate change in the first episode and then talk about how to fix it in the others.

-- so, sure, why not the gays that were once going straight to Hell? Herein lies the problem that I face with church and religion.

WHAT THE RULE DOES In a 2009 article in The Washington University Law Review, Wallis K. Finger, now an associate at Schulte Roth & Zabel, used humor to lay out the problem of using money as a proxy for sophistication.

I told you not to, to which I said, "Therein lies the problem.

We like to be able to pigeonhole people and there lies the problem because what, for God's sake, are old er) people expected to look like?