Sentence examples for maybe built in from inspiring English sources

Only civilian airfields maybe built in the Zones.

As we parked across the street from the complex, my oldest son, David, about ten at the time, quizzically looked at me and said, "Mom, it looks kinda like a colorful rocket launch site that was maybe built in the wrong place?" As I vaguely recall, I responded that it did appear to be "other worldly".

Maybe build in a line item for risk in each grant proposal.

Maybe Apple built in provisions that if they hit a certain number of iPhone units sold or new contracts for AT&T, they could opt-out.

I want to be able to subscribe to a service where I'm paying for access to get around when I want, with insurance (and maybe gas) built in.

But the technology-driven entrepreneurship movement offers a way to help reframe and maybe build on what in previous wars might have been dismissed as a coping mechanism.

It kind of reminds me of when pilots used to give young passengers wing pins to commemorate their flight, and maybe build a little brand loyalty in the process.

Usually, the offer is that these tokens will provide a way to buy some (unspecified) amount of some (vaguely described) product or service that the company will (maybe) build at some (indeterminate) point in the future.

"Maybe it was built in a hurry".

Cobbling together a coalition to pass it may not be easy, but a savvy deal maker could plausibly attract enough bipartisan support to make it law — and in the process maybe build trust for further deal making down the road.

By offering even its open-source users access to this tool, it may be able to build up a database of more of these users, understand them better, and maybe build a commercial relationship with them in the long run.