Sentence examples for maybe a highly from inspiring English sources

Or maybe a highly appropriate place.

A shortcut, maybe, but a highly effective one.

For instance, maybe your friend is a highly gifted math whiz.

Maybe the cells of your body really are crying out for ice cream or nachos; maybe you've been on a highly restrictive diet since eighth grade, and your cells are starved for fat.

At best, it's a highly qualified "maybe, but... .. ― the semantic equivalent of a massive loophole.

This year, if you find yourself designing a south-facing concave facade in a highly reflective material, maybe best think again.

Speaker John Boehner, in a highly unusual move (maybe he saw Lincoln) decided to vote on the legislation and voted for it.

The goal of this paper was to describe how TEE in the setting of OLTX is a highly valuable (but maybe underutilized) tool, as it is important not only for cardiovascular monitoring, but also for evaluating hepatic vein blood flow and inferior vena cava anastomosis and patency.

The lucid explanation of the authors was that a highly malignant and maybe metastasised tumour caused earlier complaints and was therefore correlated to a shorter delay in treatment.

Taken together, these data are consistent with BFo2 representing a highly novel species that maybe related to known Pantoea.

It's highly entertaining and maybe a little too real to imagine negotiations breaking down due to Trump and Kim's differing opinions about anime.