Sentence examples for maybe a concern from inspiring English sources
But that's not really the purpose of the enterprise, which is more about creating a new market, with a much broader base of generators, as well as some principles and maybe a concern for the future.
Genocide is "not an American concern," he said, but "maybe a humanitarian concern".
Maybe a humanitarian concern".
On the other hand, maybe an overriding concern of the NCAA is kind of like Jerry McGuire "Show me the money".
Maybe it's a concern that Google would face scrutiny for bundling their own apps — something Microsoft knows something about.
"Did she fall or was she pushed" is maybe a less intellectual concern than what a work of art reveals about the artist, but it serves Pessl better.
"There's a concern that maybe it's getting harder to keep the best employees within the firm.
I was happy to talk to him low voter turnout among young people is a perpetual concern, and maybe a teen who spent months talking to other kids about politics would have some insights about what could move young bodies to polling booths.
Later they add several experiments to support their initial findings about the importance of this region in U4/U6 di-snRNP assembly (maybe a reordering of the manuscript concerning this region could improve the reading flow).
Maybe the concern for possible violence and disorder will be a catalyst to resolve the issue fairly.
