Sentence examples for it might lie from inspiring English sources

With him, it led to an icy determination to pursue the truth wherever it might lie.

Trying to figure out where it might lie is one of the puzzles and joys of looking.

If there is another clue to the intrigue that has enveloped Mr. Heywood in death, it might lie in what friends describe as his tendency to a Walter Mitty-like embrace of a fantasy life.

Dr. Schorsch said that if the attacks had a parallel in biblical tradition, it might lie in the story of the Amalekites, a tribe that set upon the Israelites after they had left Egypt.

Previous research suggested that it might lie in a specific region of chromosome 25.

However, the nearest welfare facility will not always be available or suitable for evacuation purposes (for example it might lie in the evacuation zone or be impacted by localised critical infrastructure disruption).

B6 Airline Layoffs Mount The airline industry, warning that it might lay off 100,000 people because of the terror attacks, won assurances of billions of dollars in financial help from Congress and the Bush administration, though details and conditions remained to be set.

Given that his description of the theory the last installment of which came out in August—spans four dense papers totaling about 500 pages, it will probably take other mathematicians months of study to understand the theory, let alone evaluate it or think about what other mathematical problems it might lay to rest.

With their mighty scrum on top from the opening exchanges it looked as though it might lay the platform for last season's beaten Heineken Cup finalists to avenge their narrow defeat in Munster in the first match of this year's competition.

But, as so often with science, it seems success might lie in the very thing that Parrish refuses to accept: time itself.

Why is it that people might lie more on social media than in person?