therein lies

Therein lies the problem for the city's public school system.

I think that the answer is no, and therein lies the problem.

And therein lies what could be the good news in this story.

They are right, of course, and therein lies the political challenge.

Therein lies a really major opportunity for a Republican administration.

And therein lies the secret of the form, I think.

Some of them take their clothes off, and therein lies a problem.

"But most think they do, and therein lies a problem."

And therein lies one of the major problems with the fashion industry.

There are no adults in the house, man or woman, and therein lies the problem.

It may be just the latter and therein lies a problem.

And for many involved in the industry, therein lies the rub.

Therein lies the cause of the financial crisis that needs our attention.

Most of the money would be raised by new taxes, and therein lies the problem.

I would draw your attention to the fact that therein lies the key.

Therein lies the problem and why I do not believe a thing he says on this topic.

Therein lies the problem, the little man in the street will always be behind the curve.

Therein lies the problem: even the most private company is now surprisingly public.

And therein lies the greatest danger to a free people.

Therein lies a difficult twist in the health care debate.

And therein lies the secret of our success: we listen.

Of that I am sure; and therein lies his distinction.

And therein lies the problem of having been an "icon".

And therein lies the challenge: How to bring his followers along?

We must not fail that test and therein lies the challenge.