Sentence examples for differences maybe from inspiring English sources
The antigovernment activists of the right and the antiwar activists of the left have many differences, maybe irreconcilable ones.
If the PGA Tour's commissioner, Tim Finchem, cannot help them mediate their differences, maybe the relationship counselor John Gray is available.
It appears that crime is more concentrated among possible victims than possible offenders and that crime is least concentrated at places, but as we will note shortly, these differences maybe more apparent than real (Table 2).
If he understood Marley's differences, maybe he wouldn't be so impatient.
These differences maybe explained by variability at two phases of the procedure: (1) the antibody that has been used to detect P63 (analytical phase), and (2) the interpretation (post-analytical phase) of the staining.
The lack of coherent pattern across categories suggests these apparent differences maybe be more likely to be due to chance differences in the number of falls in each group, rather than a clear effect of BMI on the relationship between frailty and falling in this sample.
Maybe it was the age difference, maybe it was because I got into art school.
"What the heck is the difference?" Maybe the expectations have unnerved the Tigers.
It was the difference, maybe, between an inspiring picture and one of those cheap postcards.
UDOVITCH: The difference maybe is you're in a position now where you can say no, and before you really -- VALLETTA: I couldn't.
"The difference, maybe, between here and New Orleans or Trinidad is that here the pop music universe invaded carnaval," said Gilberto Gil, the Bahian songwriter who went on to become Brazil's minister of culture.
