Sentence examples for likely to lay a from inspiring English sources

We found that leptin-treated females were significantly more likely to have a second brood and that the earlier females were more likely to lay a second clutch than the late females.

Earlier females were more likely to lay a second brood; the median date of the first egg was 27th of April for females that laid a second clutch, and 4th of May for females that did not (Mann-Whitney U = 11.5, P = 0.0051).

Nor is the Met likely to lay out a spread of tchotchkes like the souvenirs on sale at the New Amsterdam Theater -- no Monostatos mugs or Tamino tote bags.

That evening, aware that the Germans were likely to lay down a retaliatory artillery barrage, Russell ordered that only a minimum number of troops were to remain in Messines and most personnel moved back to their original positions.

Morgan Stanley (MS.N) is likely to lay off a "modest" number of employees in its investment banking and trading divisions, another source familiar with the matter said.

If business does not swiftly improve, allowing factories to sell the products they have piled up, firms are likely to lay off workers at a more aggressive clip.

For D. affinis, multiple flies were placed in each vial, as the flies appear more likely to lay eggs when maintained at a higher stocking density.

They were also more likely to lay concrete pavements.

But even the new results are not likely to lay the issue completely to rest.

Older voters and richer ones are most likely to lay the blame on this.

And voters are likely to lay the blame for that squarely at Republicans' feet.