Sentence examples for maybe far less from inspiring English sources

With good behavior, he could be out in 17 years and maybe far less".

In a coldly ironic turn, the judge who authored the opinion, Robert Colville, was the same Robert Colville who, as district attorney, had so glibly told the press three decades earlier that Olds could be out in 17 years "and maybe far less".

Cohen (1994) highlights that in-equities in participation based on gender, race, and ethnicity within cooperative groups should be a source of serious concern for those who recommend cooperative learning for heterogeneous settings and the effects of cooperation maybe far less desirable.

"That Republican party," the party of Eisenhower, "is gone," he explained to the crowd of maybe 200, far less than the 5,000 expected.

Or maybe it was something far less tangible.

Maybe Labour supporters were far less likely to vote than the pollsters assumed, and more Tories turned out on the day?

Maybe, just maybe, our online future is actually bright, and peer-to-peer, and encrypted end-to-end, and maybe even open-source and far less overtly commercial than today — and built, in part, on blockchains.

Judging from this weekend's box office, where the film brought in far less than projected, maybe he should have handled things a little differently.

There was far less flying then, maybe a quarter of what there is today.

Tech was far less mainstream them, so maybe people will be more interested now?

"Better than nothing, and maybe the best we can achieve, but far less than what we need".