Sentence examples for maybe fixing from inspiring English sources

All in, the mayor's political pandering to the police unions will cost the taxpayers of New York City over six billion dollars--money that could go to educating the poor, housing the homeless, or maybe just maybe fixing our broken criminal justice system, and rehabilitating those we are currently crushing in it.

As thinking people used to do, before what Sontag calls "the era of shopping," we are invited to make distinctions and connections, and then maybe fix something.

"But if we provide the essential services, and maybe fix up the streets, guess what, more revenue will come in because of the golf course and Whirlpool's headquarters.

She wonders if she should offer to bake him cookies and maybe fix a pouch of that hot chocolate that only needs microwaved water to complete it, and she sees the two of them sitting down at the kitchen table for a nice chat after he's fixed the roof — but does she have any hot chocolate?

Maybe fix the way Skype syncs up IM conversations across platforms instead?

Or maybe fix up the ragged service lanes we already have.

Just give Shanty a crowd and maybe fix the hole in his roof and he's good to go.   #7.

Mostly, we just want those people who want to fix everyone (our children) to look in the mirror, and maybe fix themselves first.

Maybe Fix The Debt holds out hope that the crisis will simply resolve itself.

The training addresses an issue, and maybe temporarily fixes it, but it does not get to the root cause.

One potential explanation for fastPHASE's insensitivity to reference sample sizes maybe its fixed small number of clusters.