Sentence examples for in general lay from inspiring English sources

Female wood turtles in general lay one clutch per year and tend to congregate around optimum nesting areas.

Although Henson's elevation was controversial chiefly among factions of the clergy – in general lay people supported his appointment – it nevertheless gave fresh impetus to the idea of taking away from the prime minister the power to choose bishops.

In general, lay people are not aware of this technological difference, but do rate different EMF sources differently regarding the risk for health.

Fincher thinks people, in general, lie more than they did.

The key to promoting innovation (and productivity in general) lies in allowing vigorous new companies to grow big, and inefficient old ones to die.

The best is, arguably, the latest, called "The Lobi Traoré Group", which was recorded in live sessions around Mali. Mr Traoré's strength on it, as with Malian musicianship in general, lies in the effortless mix of old ballads with modern riffs.

A prime opportunity for irrigation advancement - and indeed for development in general - lies in the enormous potential of the 237 million ha already operating.

But, in general, lies.

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The appropriate acceptable cut-off point for the RMSEA has been a topic of debate, but in general lies within 0.06 [27] and 0.08 [32], while 0.07 is often considered as having the general consensus [45].

After all, if the value of friendship in general lies in the way it contributes (either instrumentally or constitutively) to a flourishing life for me, then it might seem that I can justify particular friendships in light of the extent to which they contribute to my flourishing.