Sentence examples for has maybe more from inspiring English sources

It has maybe more to do with poetry than it has to do with narrative prose".

If it turns out the market is not that big, which you discover in a lot of these things at a certain point in time, that a market is just not that big, in that case, it didn't make sense to do a strategic transaction, put it in the hands of somebody who has maybe more market throwaway, which is actually what we did with (unintelligible).

As co-producers of welfare, development and security, NGOs now have maybe more to lose.

At that time, in the '50s, don't ask me why, Pittsburgh had maybe more drive-ins than any American city except Los Angeles.

When we play 4-3-3 then he should have maybe more chances but it also depends on the system we play.

So far my pregnancy has been a healthy one and I've been able to work as much as I always have — maybe more, as I've been opening two new West Coast offices.

More than four decades later this show exerts the same power on me it always has, maybe even more.

An ANN has maybe one or more hidden layers.

"Higher ceilings have maybe even more value today, though," Mr. Feinberg said.

I've maybe done more than the average amount of time in funeral homes.

I asked if I could have maybe four more chances, but the nice woman just shook her head.