Sentence examples for can lay more from inspiring English sources

It attracts the moths as soon as they hatch, they die before they can lay more eggs, and we're fine until the next stowaways arrive.

Males and females mate, resulting in the production of copious numbers of eggs a single adult female can lay more than 200,000 eggs in one day.

"One female can lay more than 50,000 eggs, hundreds of times more than other species, and if only 50 eggs survive, they are already ahead in numbers as they enter the larval stage," she said.

Mind you, this isn't a sports car or even a "sport wagon"–BMW and Audi can lay more legitimate claim to that moniker but, with the crisp response of the smooth six-cylinder engine and the much surer handling aided by yaw sensors and traction control, you can drive the Outback with some degree of urgency and not feel like a reckless maniac.

If you want to make it a bit more finished-looking, you can lay more sticks on the other side.

These tables are long and flat, so that you can lay out more than 1 book at a time when you are doing research.

Fruit-fly semen is a strange brew, containing chemicals that can stimulate the female to lay more eggs (thereby increasing the male's reproductive success), store more of his sperm, dull her interest in other males that come along, and make her more aggressive toward other females.

Samuelson argues that the administration wants poverty to increase on its watch so it can lay claim to more resources and redistribute the nation's wealth.

This, in all certainty, will lead to ever-more numerous protests about which officials high and low will continue to lie to themselves and to their superiors — until they can lie no more, because they and their jobs will have been swept away by the rage they are trying to lie out of existence.

By curbing unfettered finance and making it support, instead of undermine, the real economy, politicians can lay the foundation for more stable and inclusive growth.

Thanks to bankers, the economic crisis and George Osborne's public spending cuts, The Jockey's regulars and their own "big society" of family, love and just getting by can lay claim to being more relevant than ever.