Sentence examples for maybe competition from inspiring English sources

Hastings has responded by reiterating the company's goals of increasing its base of 46 million U.S. subscribers to 60 to 90 million, telling the New York Times: "I don't see why 10, 20 years from now, why every American household isn't subscribing to Netflix, except for maybe competition".

Maybe the competition between Android and iOS – with the latter gaining a competitive edge with iCloud – brought it back from the dead.

Maybe this competition needs to be moved into one of the two regionals held each year.

Stick with it long enough, and maybe the competition will encounter problems and go out of business.

Most harbor no illusions about making it to the N.B.A., but they hope for a shot at the N.B.A. Development League, or maybe international competition.

"It's not been easy for him and maybe the competition in the background is making him the player he is," said Pardew.

Maybe the competition will come up with something persuasive, however, if the council succeeds in its hopes of attracting "nationally and internationally renowned architects" to put forward ideas.

Over the last 12 months maybe that competition hasn't been there".

"Maybe the competition rather than being with the East," Salzman says, referring to emerging economic powers like India and China, "is between different sectors of industry; with Wall Street".

"I did a good time at the nationals six weeks ago, but since then I moved house and have been on a bit of a break and not doing as much training or been as focused as I should be - but it seems to have paid off so maybe long competition tapers are the way to go".

Say you have maybe 10 Competition Horses that is 900e.