Sentence examples for maybe at this point from inspiring English sources

"But maybe, at this point in time, we need someone who is not naturally suited to it to get done the transformative things that the public wants done".

He hastened to add, in Hughesian self-justification, "but maybe, at this point in time, we need someone who is not naturally suited to it to get done the transformative things that the public wants done".

"They felt that they could win seats with the USDP [Union Solidarity and Development party] and maybe at this point they will challenge the election results … and persuade the military personnel to defend the current ruling privileges".

Maybe at this point there will be a realisation that a more holistic view on sustainability would have produced a better environmental result rather than a narrow focus on carbon.

Or maybe at this point there isn't much of a choice.

They file in to their offices, put on their gloves and VR headsets (maybe at this point they actually jack in to a feed) and start guiding their robots through the treacherous paces of mining ice on Mars.

"I like getting forward so maybe at the point would suit me best," the 21-year-old told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Maybe at that point he had way to much champagne?

There were maybe 50 left at this point.

I would say there is total of maybe 15 people at this point.

He was 52 pounds, or maybe even less, at this point".