Sentence examples for possibility to lay from inspiring English sources

I never had a possibility to lay out my interests until I, myself, became a writer and a director.

12°C females were transferred immediately after copulation into vials containing water and moved into a 12°C climate chamber; 25°C females were given the possibility to lay eggs thrice, during which time they were kept at 25°C with sugar, pollen and water.

Of course people have the possibility to lie.

But there are possibilities to lay the ground for the more successful use of IT. "If the incentives are right for chief operating officers to reduce costs, and if the Treasury deals out the money in a more sensitive way, it would change the culture of government and help to make it more efficient," she said.

For the 50-something women who run TAG, where the employees are in their 20s, 30s and 40s, the possibility of having to lay off workers as the economic troubles squeeze their clients, feels very much like the specter of kicking their children out of the house.

Cornwallis also recognized the possibility, and decided to lay a trap, hoping to capture a portion of Lafayette's army.

If the result is not due to study artefact or chance, the only remaining possibility seems to lie in changing population characteristics of people living near powerlines.

For manufactures of fabric reinforcements, the best growth possibilities appear to lie with products designed specifically for increasingly popular closed moulding techniques.

This episode seemed to lay those possibilities to rest, although I can't deny that I'm still waiting for something supernatural (or at least a little iffy) to spice up Sam's present-day storyline, because the flashbacks, while a nice insight into Sam's interior monologue, are still messing with the pacing of the episodes.

Mr. Gates seemed to lay out the possibility of intelligence-sharing about the locations of P.K.K. militants in northern Iraq.

At one end of it is the possibility that they decided simply to lie.