Sentence examples for may lie side from inspiring English sources

One ovary and one testis may lie side by side, each with its own duct to the atrium; some species have many pairs of ovaries and testes.

These extensions may lie to either side of the stem, forming a flat growth, or they may be radially arranged.

Another title for Mr. Perry's film might have been "American Impasse"; though truth and justice may lie on the side of the workers, the farm owners have a hammerlock on the real-world economy.

Many animals have no choice except to cross the road regularly, for their source of food may lie to one side and their source of water or shelter (or their nesting site or mating site) may lie to the other.

Much of the credit for this unusual state of affairs, it now turns out, may lie on the canine side of the equation.

Indeed, he puts it even more brutally than I would have: "For several decades after World War II, limits on capital mobility substituted for limits on democracy as a source of insulation from market pressures". This kind of reasoning is what led me to consider the possibility that the least bad option may lie on the other side of the triangle.

The explanation for this different result on the lateral side may lie in a difference in shape between the medial and lateral tibial plateau.

Neither of these apply: Germany's weaknesses may lie less on the supply side than on the demand side.

Rather than battling the inexorable stream of political money from the wealthy few, the answer, according to some, may lie in addressing the other side of the equation: the middle- and lower-income "many".

This means the threshold for HPRL in D2R occupancy may lie somewhat on the lower side of the established therapeutic window with antipsychotics (i.e., 65 80 %), and therefore highlights the need for the use of the lowest possible dose to avoid this hormonal side effect.

Some vertebrate species have only one gonad, which may lie in the midline or on one side; the condition is more common among females.