Sentence examples for maybe allow from inspiring English sources

"If Obama would make a clear statement that would have the double effect of deterring Iran and reassuring Israel, it would take all the air out and maybe allow decision makers to hold on to something that's strategically real".

Be careful with yourself in this regard, perhaps observe your idol for a while before approaching and, should he or she cuff an old lady out of their way or step on a dog, then maybe allow them to retain their mystery.

During a rehearsal Mr. Barenboim, who has been critical of Israeli policy toward Palestinians and holds an honorary Palestinian Authority passport, said, "I hope very much that this, my first visit to Egypt, will maybe allow another way of thinking to come".

"When David came here he looked at the squad and thought one of the players we needed to bring in was someone with those physical attributes in the middle of midfield who could give us strength and aggression in certain games and maybe allow one or two of the others to play," Round, who was also Moyes's assistant at Everton, told the Manchester Evening News.

Add in more restaurants and dining options — and maybe allow people to search by calorie count if they're on a diet — and you've really got something.

After spending 25 minutes developing our own pull-my-finger app to fit into that particular market, we eventually settled on £2.39 for our main app, which to us seemed a snip whilst also reflecting our hard work and maybe, just maybe, allow us to consider ordering curry sauce with our chips.

"Maybe," allows Peltier.

Is it conceivable that there is going to be room to do that, even maybe allowing for Q.E.

"There is something about what we do that maybe allows you 24 to 48 hours before you start eyeing up the next challenge," Payton said.

I would be treated like an adult, maybe allowed a few sips of wine, and would be expected to have opinions on the great issues of the day.

Old-school party etiquette, maybe: allowing time for everyone to get to know one another without her hovering presence, then taking charge when really needed.