The phrase "maybe can't" is not correct in written English
You would say, "Maybe he can't" instead. Example: I'm not sure if he'll be able to come to the party - maybe he can't.
But the ECB won't and maybe can't (under current rules) do that.
You both maybe can't stand each other and haven't for some time.
"And if they keep using the app on the phone you kind of form an ongoing relationship that you maybe can't with traditional P.S.A.'s".
Now, maybe people that choke, people that do that, maybe can't be doing what they're doing," he said.
Fukasaku's film maybe can't maintain the sheer exhilarating rush of its first thirty minutes, but it's an outstanding work nevertheless.
It works like an internet dating site for anyone who really likes dogs but maybe can't own one because of living or working arrangements.
So I thought I wanted something written down in the notes for when I walk in in case I maybes can't manage to get the words out".
Maybe we can't, maybe it's just a superstition, but that's what they believe.
Now, maybe that's wrong, maybe it's expensive, maybe we can't do it.
Maybe he can, but maybe he can't, particularly with the Madoff lawsuit still looming.
Maybe they can't beat Miami, and maybe they can't beat Chicago.
