Sentence examples for lay equally from inspiring English sources

Labour replied that it believed the strike should not have gone ahead, but said responsibility for resolving the dispute lay equally with Bob Crow, the RMT's leader, and Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London.

And I was very much struck and grieved to find that, while all the facts lay equally clear before him, those only which squared with his previous theories seemed to affect his organs of vision".

Like Lofgren, they blame an intellectually lazy or timid media for pretending that the problem lies equally with both sides.

It also feels irritating, like a parent-teacher evening where you're told that the responsibility for your kid's education lies equally with you.

This apparent mismatch between the rise in economic development and, at best, a stall in democratic development, should be extremely concerning for those of us who believe that the future for Africa lies equally in the empowerment of its people through fair choices at the ballot-box and greater economic opportunity.

Thus, the credence functions that have exactly the same Brier score as \(c^*\) at \(w_2\) are those that lie equally far from \ v_{w_2}\).

The four-point subdivision scheme is well known as an interpolating subdivision scheme, but it has recently come to our notice that it is but the first scheme in a family all of whose members have the property that if all the control points lie equally spaced along the same cubic polynomial, the limit curve is exactly that polynomial.

While men and women lie equally as often, they tend to lie for different reasons.

I think that women probably lie equally as much as men, but men aren't as emotionally attuned to verbal communication as women are, so they don't notice as often.

In the cornea, most collagen lamellae lie more or less parallel to the surface of the tissue and the isotropic scatter arises from collagen fibrils that lie equally in all directions within the plane of the tissue.

The data, however, for two of these subjects, with low Magellan contributions of 29% and 40%, lie equally well on the older array, along with the data for subjects W725 and W747.