Sentence examples for maybe capped from inspiring English sources

Other archives such as stalagmite layers and sedimentary layers within lagoons or on the ocean floor maybe capped or overlain by subsequent layers, or in some cases, induration of the deposit can occur making it more resistant to erosion.

Maybe cap the attendance at 30,000 so we're not overwhelmed.

You could comply with the court-ordered carbon-pollution standard for existing power plants as a follow-on to your proposed carbon-pollution limit for new power plants and maybe cap it off with the passage of a carbon tax or maybe even a cap-and-trade program.

But first, the BP well is capped, maybe?

What I'm seeing is that maybe small-cap value is a little more played out than small-cap growth.

A small venue (maybe 200 cap) where my feet used to stick to the floor due to spilt beer (the rider consisted of cans of Red Stripe); grotty toilets and the dressing room was up a little ladder in an attic area with a window that looked out into the venue.

Alternatively, maybe this cap is only going to be on certain price plans, forcing subscribers up to higher tiers for "Unlimited downloads".

The one who says your name in a way you can almost see the your name in italics (and maybe all caps) coming out of his mouth ― over and over.

They'll likely be heavily capped at first, to maybe one to three per day per user.

But our buy and focus lists are roughly 40% mid cap, 5% small cap and maybe 50%-60 50%-60 cap.

I am feeling quite guilty that my vote is involved with this but my intention was never racist, it was merely worry and concern towards monitoring and capping something maybe the government should have prioritised earlier," said one woman.