Sentence examples for may lay a from inspiring English sources

Next, he may lay a second rail parallel to the first.

Our study demonstrated a high-performance dual-solid-fuel hydrogen generation system, and may lay a foundation for developing practical hydrogen generators for mobile/portable applications.

We believe our delicate Ag/V2O5/TiO2 ternary nanostructures may lay a basis for developing next-generating, high-performance composite photocatalysts.

The satisfactory results from this study may lay a reliable theoretical base for drug development of hepatitis C virus NS5B polymerase inhibitors.

Our hypotheses may lay a foundation for better understanding of carcinogenesis in HCV-driven HCC and the potential role of tobacco as a cofactor.

All these elucidate that this developed protocol may lay a potential foundation for the sensitive detection of UDG activity in clinical diagnosis.

The results may lay an important basis for development of highly selective inhibitors of RIP3 or B-Raf in the future.

And therein may lie a lesson for the wireless industry.

But behind Maduro's public bluster may lie a more pragmatic attitude.

"You may lie a little, but you don't say anything.

It may lie a little out of the way, but Yemen and Oman have disadvantages too, its officials point out.