Sentence examples for maybe businesses from inspiring English sources

Maybe businesses would compete for better comprehension scores by using easier-to-understand terms.

Maybe businesses don't need to "work" any more – they just have to grab attention for long enough to get bought by Facebook.

Maybe businesses, and users hell-bent on monitoring the popularity of their accounts or various posts, could gain access to their analytics, too — but the data would be private, not publicly displayed.

Maybe NHS hospitals should advertise: "We can only run this place with 'foreigners' – you got a problem with that?" And maybe businesses could adopt the slogan: "We're as black, brown, gay, straight, disabled and 'foreign' as Britain is, and proud of it – feel free to take your money and prejudices somewhere else".

Johnson, though, just made things more confusing: "Well, you're talking about potentially opening up discrimination that, in my opinion, maybe businesses discriminate against, a quarter of businesses discriminate against Muslims, because 'let's just be safe.'".

Maybe business coverage, which critics say is much improved?

I flailed about, toying with the idea of teaching, maybe law school, maybe business.

He still may end up going to medical school, he said, or maybe business school.

"The market is effectively limitless: all of global consumer commerce and maybe business-to-business commerce as well," said Mr. Janeway, author of "Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy".

"When there was a quick meeting on the phone, or the side meeting, that's when you felt like maybe business was being done or maybe I was being left out of things".

It's a contentious argument, but it brings up an interesting point; maybe business students would be better served by having more applied experience as part of their requirements.