Sentence examples for maybe being solved from inspiring English sources

I still think it's time to do away with regionals altogether as they're annoying barriers to collection, and in this case, they're only maybe being solved by RNG.

"Rouhani was quite preoccupied with the nuclear issue since his presidency began, and he neglected a lot of social issues meanwhile so now with the nuclear issue being solved, maybe he'll have time for other issues such as the continued house arrests of opposition leaders".

That's the day before the Virgin Mobile gathering, so maybe the mystery is solved.

We breathed a sigh of relief because we thought maybe the problem was solved.

If she's making enough mistakes that she needs her own remedial copy editor to hold her correction boxes to a single page, maybe they're solving the wrong problem.

In maybe three seconds, the riddle is solved and Mop-Hair swiftly moves his bishop diagonally up the board to a threatening position.

The curious case of Yaya Touré and his missing birthday cake appears to have been solved, though maybe only for the time being.

There are a lot of problems to be solved, but maybe that's good; solving tough problems is something Americans are good at, when we have a leader who shares our values.

The problems and equations can be solved in weeks, maybe a couple of months--not years.

Maybe there is a misunderstanding that can be solved easily.

Maybe the takeaway from this, maybe it's this: not every great debate can be solved by Piers Morgan yelling himself hoarse on a cream-coloured sofa.