Sentence examples for degree maybe from inspiring English sources

But to some degree maybe we don't want to scale it all too much.

"To a certain degree, maybe there was less pressure," he said.

I have an anthropology degree – maybe this is where it's all coming from".

Given that his father was a diplomat too — one of the first Saudis to have a college degree — maybe the 49-year-old's equanimity is in his genes.

I would say about half of all students experience problems to some degree, maybe not serious mental health problems but low wellbeing or mood.

"Josef and Edward do not have a contract, and they have hung in out of pure loyalty to the film and, to some degree, maybe to me.

If they have second degrees, maybe this is your weakness.

"When that happens, you can be off by several degrees, maybe even 10 degrees in terms of surface temperature, which is a pretty substantial error.

"That's all happened when you raise the temperature of the earth one degree," says author Bill McKibben, "[t]he temperature will go up four degrees, maybe five, unless we get off coal and gas and oil very quickly".

But It's 12 Degrees Maybe they're pursuing a sly mental health campaign, but forces in this county are definitely working to move residents outside during the bitter months.

One may speculate about the reasons why fewer people are entering the profession: maybe the popularity of the profession declined, maybe working with children is not seen as a "profession", maybe more young people choose to study for higher education degrees, maybe the prestige of the work is not high enough.