Sentence examples for maybe attractive from inspiring English sources

A television network might offer a giant agency that spent billions of dollars on behalf of top marketing companies the first crack at buying commercial time in its highest-rated shows -- and maybe attractive prices to boot.

This analysis is of particular importance as more than 50% of Plasmodium genes have no homologs in other species (annotated 'unknown function') and the proteins encoded by a number of these genes maybe attractive targets for drugs or vaccines.

Mean Girl rules about their crew's individual-cum-collective behaviors, opinions and desires do not begin or end with on what school day you wear what color, it extends until you are 45 and helmet-blonde and prissily shod and maybe, possibly attractive, but who could know what lingers under the lizardy physical expressions of money?

And maybe more attractive specs.

Thus, targeting the highly conserved dimer interface of EGFR maybe an attractive strategy for improving the clinical response of anti-EGFR therapies.

Thus, this study offers a novel and reliable strategy for preparing Au microelectrodes and maybe an attractive alternative to the traditional options for continuous and in vivo electrochemical monitoring of DA in various physiological processes.

In Jamaica for example the ideal body size is big… So when you are dealing with people who have a body image which means that being large and heavy is quite acceptable and maybe even attractive then it is very difficult to try and get people to change their diet.

And maybe she is attractive and powerful.

In it, people are walking on a treadmill, and they're naked, and one person had a peg leg, and they were maybe not all attractive people.

But the question facing German officials today is whether pushing those ideas underground makes them more radical in the short term, and maybe even more attractive in the long run, precisely because they are forbidden.

JERUSALEM — Eight years ago, writing about the popularity of Kadima, the centrist party of then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, I argued that maybe it was attractive but it "has no grass-roots activists, no organization, no history — and no future".