Sentence examples for current lay from inspiring English sources

Compared to those heady days, the current lay of the land looks pretty dire.

"The current lay of the land is that in the northeast and along the west coast ― with a few places in the middle of the country, like Illinois ― access to abortion has been somewhat protected," Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager with the Guttmacher Institute told The Huffington Post.

But I am the Director of a Pro-Israel advocacy group operating at the heart of the EU Institutions in Brussels, and I'm busy looking at the current lay of the political land and what it will all mean for the EU Israel relationship.

This sub-study explored the views of current lay cancer caregivers, practising GPs and other health professionals regarding factors which influence how caregivers' health concerns are raised in the general practice setting.

The maximum speed of this coastal current, lying near 200 300 m in water depth, is greater than 8 cm s−1 (Qu and Lindstrom 2002).

The target current lies between 20 50A and voltage settings are manually adjusted in case of over- or undercurrent.

But beyond the perilous currents lies Greece, a nation so economically bereft it has little time or resources for them.

Reprints Related items Nationalism and defence in Japan: A normal countryMay 17th 2001 Japan's new foreign minister: A new broom in the GaimushoMay 17th 2001Amid these modern nationalist currents lie traditional conservative roots.

Within physics the idealist currents lying behind the world geometries of Weyl and Eddington were largely ignored, whereas within philosophy, with the notable exception of Émile Meyerson's La Déduction Relativiste (1925),most philosophers lacked the tools to connect these readily discernible currents with their geometrical theories.

These data also suggest that FGF14b's main regulatory component for Purkinje neuron NaV currents lies within the FGF14b N-terminus.

Not the regular revelations of past acts of corruption and of current lies.