Sentence examples for due maybe from inspiring English sources

"The neighborhood thing has gotten really popular," she said, "due maybe to development and gentrification.

In fact, Kaliningrad, a pocket of Russian territory sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania, is dividing them.The trouble is that Poland and Lithuania are due (maybe) to join the EU in 2004, and with it its Schengen agreement.

This might be connected with the relatively less attachment they show to their Australian identity due maybe to perception of being the target of prejudice, an issue that can be addressed by implementation of prejudice reduction strategies.

Unfortunately, preliminary experiments have shown us that these two rapalogs are inefficient in vivo, as treatment of DiCre×R26R animals, be it during development or postnatally, induced, even at relatively high doses, considerably less recombination than rapamycin, due, maybe, to unfavorable pharmacokinetics of these drugs.

However, studies involving Drosophila melanogaster exposure to menthol produced controversial results due maybe to methodological differences.

Paying New York dues, maybe.

"They're due here maybe Tuesday," Drysdale said.

In due time, maybe we'll get our own hallway, too".

It is due to maybe existed an intramolecular bimetallic synergistic effect in the binuclear catalysts system different from the mononuclear catalysts system.

In February, Steven Spielberg said that he did not support "taking votes away from Academy members who have paid their dues and maybe are retired now".

One echoed the sentiment of Steven Spielberg in questioning whether "members who have paid their dues and maybe are retired now" should be penalised.