Sentence examples for maybe ill from inspiring English sources

They were tough, contested shots, and maybe ill advised.

The three-person appeal panel said they were "reluctant to place any duty on a registrant, who has merely had the good fortune (or maybe ill fortune) to register a name in good faith…" so long as they don't exploit the situation.

The Nominet appeals panel said they were "reluctant to place any duty on a registrant, who has merely had the good fortune (or maybe ill fortune) to register a name in good faith…" so long as they don't exploit the situation.

I already party DJ and just go in with my laptop, but in terms of doing a real electronic show its kind of intimidating... Maybe ill do it, if I make a good enough record, who knows".

Maybe ill-fortune, individual mistakes – there have been plenty of them – and refereeing decisions have as well.

There's an argument to be made that Flynn's Russian contacts were controversial and maybe ill-advised but not criminal except under an obscure, never-used statute called the Logan Act.

He'd heard it said that gay people were somehow stunted, maybe even ill.

It seemed unconventional, and maybe even ill advised, when Ray Evernham picked Bill Elliott to be the driver for his new race team for the 2001 season.

So that these products that are being sold to patients, who maybe are ill or may have compromised health -- they don't get sick from the medicine they consume.

Maybe, chronically ill people attach more influence to social developments as cited above than to the the growth of medical treatment possibilities, when they are asked for their level of trust in future health care.

And maybe certain ill-mannered Barclays visitors have played a role.