Sentence examples for maybe fair from inspiring English sources

"It would be great if there was some regulation," Ms Melody said, adding jokingly: "Maybe fair trade hair".

But over the piece I think the point was maybe fair.

For example, you will read commonly people saying, "Stocks can't do well because from here interest rates must rise," and I say, "Okay, maybe, fair enough".

And maybe a fair president too.

Then, maybe, a fair deal can at last be done.

The fact that the person then tells me I am not allowed to use his name in this piece suggests that maybe Vanity Fair hasn't lost all of its power but, nonetheless, my half hour pass is looking yet more tarnished.

It's all perfectly legal—and maybe even fair.

"Maybe the fair result would have been a draw if you look at possession and shots, but we got a result with a little bit of luck".

"We had one or two younger lads on the bench and it's maybe not fair on them, because you can sometimes damage young lads throwing them into that kind of atmosphere and environment".

So there are actually people in the country — maybe a fair percentage, I don't know how many — who think it's actually wrong.

Certainly we don't look like losing many goals, but tonight we created lots and if we go and score three or four it's maybe a fairer reflection on the game in terms of the dominance we had.