Sentence examples for this may lay from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this may lay" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form should be "this may lie." Example: "This may lie at the heart of the issue we are facing."
This may lay the agreement open to criticism from Pushtun groups for being unrepresentative.
The possible explanation for this may lay in the difference in dataset selection.
The reasons for this may lay in the capability of cells to exchange potassium for protons.
In this may lie another useful lesson.
At the heart of all this may lie a fundamental competition between amateurs and professionals, or between new technologies and old infrastructures.
Some of this may lie in my own preference for the cognitive solitude of movie-watching over the self-conscious sociability of theatergoing, but Mr. Lee's contribution, as well as that of the cinematographer, Matthew Libatique, should not be discounted.
Possible reasons for this may lie either in differences in acetylene adsorption dynamics or, alternatively, different defect densities in the as-grown rods.
Behind this may lie a determined effort to assert the control of the Workers Partyy over the military, who have traditionally been the leading power in North Korea.
Oddly enough, the solution to all this may lie in yelling at your computer.
The reasons for this may lie in the history of policing in America and the fact that modern-day policing, at least in the South, can trace its lineage to slave patrols.
Justification for this may lie in intracellular recordings.
