Sentence examples for woes lie from inspiring English sources

The causes of Iraq's woes lie elsewhere.

The two companies may think that the solution to their woes lie with each other.

The roots of South Africa's recent economic woes lie largely beyond the government's control.

Many of the roots of Puerto Rico's current woes lie in its peculiar status within the United States as an overseas territory.

Could the key to higher education budget woes lie beneath the earth's surface?

But at the root of Moscow's woes lie structural problems that began shrinking the economy already last year, analysts have said.

But increasingly, Democrats are making the argument that the real culprit for the country's economic woes lies in a more discrete location: with the Republican Party.

That sorry tale suggests that the real explanation for America's power woes lies in mucky politics.Demonising deregulationThe way the country has deregulated power has left investors and utilities confused, with little incentive to invest in upgrading transmission.

Corbyn barely addressed himself to the Labour voters who voted leave in the referendum, except for telling them that they are wrong to be so opposed to immigration, and the source of their woes lies elsewhere.

As Japan shows signs of falling back into recession, behind many of its woes lies deflation, a rare but devastating drop in the prices of goods and services that is starting to feed on itself.

He repeated, mantra-like, that the blame for Spain's woes lay with "la casta", his name for the corrupt political and business elites he claimed had sold the country to the banks.