Sentence examples for may lie between from inspiring English sources
But the prudent approach may lie between the two extremes.
"For that I will always admire you, whatever other differences may lie between us.
Total annual dew precipitation may lie between about 0.5 in. in cold climates and in nearly arid warm climates, to about 3 in.
Often the rocks show a pronounced mineralogical layering; quartz layers a few millimetres or centimetres in thickness may lie between mica layers, for example.
The advantage of using infrared light is that it is not blocked by clouds of gas and dust that may lie between the telescope and the light.
The results implied the presence of an oleic acid-responsive element between nucleotides (nt) −1529 and −803, and it may lie between nt −1411 and −1403 in the AOX2 promoter of P. pastoris.
A female may lay between 30 and 70 eggs, which are secured within a cocoon suspended from the upper region of the female's web.
The reality may lay between these two extremes, with a mix of HGT events followed by a period of redundancy and lineage sorting.
The truth, copyright experts say, may lie somewhere between.
The reality, when it comes to Dame Lin, may lie somewhere between those two extremes.
The remedy may lie somewhere between a gradual reform and radical change that is, a slow but metastasizing internal crisis that could pave the way for transformation.
