Sentence examples for maybe explicitly from inspiring English sources

This can be of use when the structural context of a specific design target is less important as long as it does not interact with the important and maybe explicitly defined structure domains.

Mr. Orban edited the translation of one of my books, and Mr. Laszlo Kover, who is the speaker of the house in parliament and maybe the most explicitly right-wing leader within the FIDESZ circle today, edited the other.

Maybe a system that explicitly rewarded real increases in output would shake more innovation loose.

In fact, in order to be less explicitly wrong, maybe more detail is required?

Maybe it should be explicitly stressed that requesting and applying the advice is not time-consuming.

This is Stephen Merchant's show about moving to LA and being bad at meeting women and is maybe like Entourage but more explicitly cringier?

Maybe because it is not explicitly stated in our protocol how often patients should undergo a SBT, the SBT is not applied as frequently as it should be to select patients who are eligible for extubation.

Maybe – but Salmond did seem to explicitly rule that out half an hour ago (see 11.05pm).

These are well deployed, though maybe Macdonald should have acknowledged the photographers explicitly.

Maybe it can also be mentioned more explicitly that although Na+ transporters are widely distributed in life [ 28, 62, 63], it cannot be concluded form that literature that they are older than H+ transporters.

"There are at least four and maybe five fluoroquinolones, and although they are not explicitly recommended, in a pinch they certainly are drugs that one would be able to use".