Sentence examples for which might lay from inspiring English sources
Since inequality is so deep in this country that the vulnerable children suffering from poverty need an integrated support model to reach their full potentials, which might lay a solid foundation for war on poverty.
Taken together, these results provided an understanding of the biochemical and molecular mechanisms of yellow characteristic formation in P. lactiflora, which might lay a theoretical foundation for breeding new yellow P. lactiflora varieties.
Shannon appreciated that a computer conducting an entire game would have to make decisions using incomplete information because it could not examine all the positions leading to checkmate, which might lie 40 or 50 moves ahead.
Self-consistent estimates of effective bulk and shear moduli always lie inside the Hashin Shtrikman (HS) bounds, unlike the Voigt Reuss Hill estimates which might lie inside the HS bounds for some examples, but more typically lie outside these same Hashin Shtrikman bounds.
(ii) The questionnaire also explored motivations which might lie behind the individual choice to donate a blood sample for the ITR biobank [ 7].
We seek to dress in words that which might lie beyond language: a place where people attempt to make sense of new realities, and the painful shifts from losing ground to an illusory idea of feeling that ground again.
In that spirit, I want to share with [Facebook users] the brief arc of my life, which might help lay to rest our simplistic judgment of people at first sight".
Reliance Industries is now likelier to develop other fields in the D-6 lease, which might have lain fallow had the court upheld the lower price.
I tried to follow signs to an "Interpretation Centre," which I hoped might lay out the curators' intentions, but all I could find were sparse concrete rooms containing caged rabbits.
The cards, which otherwise might lie forgotten in a kitchen junk drawer, generally sell at a discount off face value, creating an incentive for a buyer.
