Sentence examples for maybe emerging from inspiring English sources

Maybe emerging Asia needs a different sort of help now.

"People began to realize that maybe emerging markets aren't that bad, and that they are undervalued relative to other markets," he said.

"Probably the only candidate left for a bubble — at least in the developed world (maybe emerging markets are a bubble) — is education.

"Secondly, there are particular circumstances, which maybe are emerging, where the cause of Scotland is going to be in the balance - where Scotland could win out of the ashes of the referendum campaign.

Few British pop bands – Pulp maybe – have emerged in recent decades who have married eloquence, righteousness and working-class outsiderdom to such transforming effect.

Maybe first emerged in June of last year, a startup that was incubated and spun out of Hamoui's now-defunct startup generator Churn Labs.

Then again, considering the timing, and his recent choice of Supreme Court nominee, maybe he emerged abashed.

Maybe new websites will emerge; maybe new groups of writers will form.

He plans to stay in the game as a defensive coach, possibly in France or Italy or maybe in an emerging nation such as Canada or the United States for a few years, before heading back to his 14,000-acre farm in Namibia.

Maybe the reborn company emerging from bankruptcy will succeed in leveraging that global footprint.

And the Sharks are, maybe, probably, who knows, emerging from under the thick blanket of angst that was the scandal of systemic blood-doping uncovered by ASADA.