Sentence examples for and maybe the same from inspiring English sources

Now of course a team's luck can theoretically hold even longer than the Pirates' did, and maybe the same could be true of Herman Cain (his current troubles notwithstanding).

However, in the course of his building rampage, Moses, as an unelected virtual despot, displaced at least 250,000 people to build his highways, and maybe the same number to build Lincoln Center and other public buildings, campuses and urban renewal projects.

And maybe the same reason could be used to explain this interesting result in the present study.

Check the divorce rates in each state for women with college degrees compared to those with no degree and maybe the same for women in so-called professional positions versus non-professionals.

The second is the flip side of that coin: nonprofits (and maybe the same could go for profit businesses, too) have not figured out the best way to use these pages to best leverage the enormous potential of 1 billion users.

"I think she should have told the president right away, and maybe at the same time cautioned him that there may not be much he could do but that he ought to know and be prepared for the consequences and the press and everything else," he said.

Eddie Cross, an opposition MP, claims that last year GDP was down "by at least 10% and maybe 14%—the same rate of decline as during the collapse of 2008".

I wanted to rub together the sentences I remembered most vividly and (maybe) generate the same heat of discovery.

"The fact of being honest and free, and maybe at the same time ignoring or not caring about being judged, to me that is punk," Mr. Tisci said.

And maybe, at the same club, Ronaldinho, if he has done with the partying that became his distraction in Barcelona, will come alive and force his way back into the Brazilian team in time for its return to South Africa for the World Cup.

And number two is just less competition for the talent and so you have a better chance and maybe keeping the same group of people with you for a long period of time.