Sentence examples for maybe as so from inspiring English sources

Maybe, as so often before, investors will see the decline as a buying opportunity.

Maybe, as so many Americans seem to believe today, we can't afford the kinds of public programs that would genuinely alleviate poverty – though I would argue otherwise.

Mobile internet traffic actually rises on Christmas Day in comparison with a normal day, maybe as so many people open up a new tablet computer or smartphone and try it out.

Or maybe, as with so much great sport, it just happened.

Maybe, as with so many parenting questions, the truth gets lost in that mysterious wilderness between our children's identities and the ones that we are urging them toward.

Reparations maybe as being so terrifying because they're an admission of failure, right?

Maybe, as Julie Bindel so rightly  ​pointed out in the Guardian yesterday, we'll be able to start to take our attention away from him and focus on the root causes of inequality.

So maybe as a whole new aid to online dating, Graph Search will be a hit - just as so many other innovations that have been derided by users at first have gone on to be seen as an essential part of the experience.

So maybe, as smoking becomes a pursuit for outlaws of any age, there's hope for science yet.

"It was a bizarre and tortuous way to go, but he was an inventive person, so maybe as a novelist Froggy would've enjoyed writing a story about something like this," said Dan Cragg, a writer who had an online friendship with Mr. MacIntyre.

(So maybe, as those rumors in 2010 implied, there was a wide-ranging partnership inked after all).