Sentence examples for for lying in between from inspiring English sources

For the same reason, Zaremba geometries with one attractive and one repulsive surfaces have their polarizations for lying in between those two for the uniform BCs.

For lies in 2016, it doesn't get scarier than this.

Burge was fired in 1993 and sentenced to prison in 2011 for lying in a civil case.

Sheridan was prosecuted in 2010 for lying in a defamation case he pursued against the News of the World after it reported he had visited a swingers' club in Manchester.

Prosecutors offered Mr. Green immunity from perjury for lying in a hearing over the summer in which he testified that the tapes were authentic.

The ladies of "The View" confronted John McCain today for lying in his recent attack ads, pressed him on abortion and questioned his choice of Sarah Palin.

But a more apt analogy for the present lies in 1990, not in 1994, and with George Herbert Walker Bush, not with William Jefferson Clinton.

"The real test for consumer spending lies in 2017 when jobs cuts will kick in and inflation will erode spending power".

In the SOFC (Fig. 3B) the weakest activation was for stimuli classified as 'undesirable' and the strongest for those classified as 'desirable', with activity for those classified as 'indifferent' lying in between.

Our preferred estimates for men restrict the propensity score to lie in [0.001, 0.40], while for women they restrict the propensity score to lie in [0.001, 0.35].

If, as the bimodal-neuron hypothesis assumes, static and dynamic hand location influences object recognition accuracy in real time and in a graded way, then near hands should produce more accurate letter identification than would far hands in both the static and dynamic conditions, with performance for the intermediate hand position lying in between.