Sentence examples for indicating that maybe from inspiring English sources

In addition, NOx/NOy ratios are in the transition stage between photochemically young and aged parcels, indicating that, maybe, aged parcels were enriched with more locally recent emissions.

Unfortunately for IBM it marked the 10th straight quarter of falling revenue, indicating that maybe something's not quite right at Big Blue.

On the desktop, however it does stream tracks, indicating that maybe Apple had the in-transit state of mobile devices and subsequent spotty wireless service in mind when it enforced downloads rather than anything else.

This story is bad for Jeb, though, because here you see party elites attempting to be the selectors in this blood-sport, and they're indicating that maybe it's time for Bush to quit the stage.

Moreover, the study by Lopez-de-Andres et al. showed that higher comorbidity and female gender are associated with a higher in-hospital mortality in PCI procedures and in-hospital mortality was higher in patients without diabetes than those with diabetes indicating that maybe insulin therapy is not the real cause of adverse outcomes in these patients [ 22].

Jimmy White's disastrous showing at the Masters this week indicated that maybe it was time to finally put his cue to one side and announce his retirement.

"Some of the factors do indicate that maybe they weren't as fit as they should have been, or as strong as they should have been, especially going into the last couple of months.

This scene indicates that maybe the Avengers think that he is dead.

Kendrick Lamar convinced George Clinton that he was the new Eric Clapton, which indicates that maybe music is no longer an imprisoned... hahaha, gotcha.

These two books by the legendary leftist thinker and linguist Noam Chomsky indicate that maybe Bin Laden assumed the enemy of his enemy was his friend.

The fact that some people feel he's gone too far and others are hungry for more, he said, indicates that "maybe I've struck the right balance".