Sentence examples for worries lie from inspiring English sources

Instead, his biggest worries lie in the city's carbon footprint.

What China cannot control is demand from abroad, and that is where the worries lie.

Mr Combet firmly rejects a delay.Mr Rudd's bigger worries lie in parliament.

Coach Tom Coughlin has expressed the expected concern about these two aspects of his team, but where do your worries lie?

He also suggested that Trentino-Alto Adige, an autonomous Italian region which was once part of Austria-Hungary, might be a model for the Ukrainian government to consider.But Mr Renzi's bigger geopolitical worries lie in the Middle East, where civil wars and failing states have sent hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing to Europe over the past four years, many of them to Italy.

Janet Marland, head of Cavendish primary in West Didsbury, Manchester There doesn't seem to be much empirical evidence on this one way or the other, so there would be an experimental aspect to bringing in profit-making schools, and that's where my worries lie.

But Philip, like his creator, knows that he lacks this kind of passion; his talent, he worries, lies in nothing more than "a superficial cleverness of the hand".

But executives at six different manufacturers said in separate telephone interviews this week that their biggest worries lay not in the United States but at home.

Yet the biggest worry lies not in Asia or Latin America, but in the United States.

And surely nobody in Ireland wants to dump policies that have proved so beneficial to growth.The worry lies, rather, in pressure from other countries in the euro.

Without their own currencies these countries cannot unilaterally inflate away their debt, so the worry lies in the increased risk of default.