Sentence examples for trouble lie from inspiring English sources

But nobody doubts that the real roots of the trouble lie in the social and economic alienation of the largely Muslim population that has for two generations been isolated in the grim banlieues around so many French cities.

Nor does the trouble lie in the fact that the samples are small: multiply all the numbers by 1000 and the puzzle remains.

More trouble lies ahead.

Big trouble lies ahead.

But trouble lies ahead.

Trouble lay in no adequate lighting systems.

I think trouble lies ahead.

Yet more trouble lay in wait.

The trouble lies in the accounts that are being consolidated.

The trouble lies with the investment climate in receiving countries.

The real trouble lies in how we make that assessment.